Reddit, the internet community discussion powerhouse, is cutting 90 jobs, laying off about 5% of ... Along with the layoffs, Reddit is reducing its hiring plans for the rest of 2023 to about ...

Reddit CEO told employees the layoffs will help "carry" the company ... complete its IPO in the second half of the year Community discussion platform Reddit will lay off about 5% of its workforce ...

A Reddit user is facing ... earning $700,000 at his tech job, but he expects to lose that position soon because his company is going through multiple rounds of layoffs. He currently owns his ...

My first layoff was at Reddit, where I worked as a social media ... Last week, I was laid off from a software engineering job at Snapdocs. All of my layoffs have been traumatic or hard in ...

During a rather bleak year for technology companies and social media platforms, Reddit will reportedly be the latest company to downsize. In an email from company chief Steve Huffman that was seen ...

slashed jobs across its business and operations units last month, as it carried out its last batch of a three-part layoff round, first announced in March to eliminate 10,000 roles. Reddit said on ...

In recent months, Reddit has become a popular platform ... Now, an employee has sparked a discussion online after calling out modern job expectations. In the post, titled 'Is it just me or is ...

Another concern raised by the user was the growing presence of AI, which is expected to result in more layoffs. reddit user ...