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Reddit Files to Go Public, Reveals That It Paid CEO $193 Million Last Year
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this post was submitted on 23 Feb 2024
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Spez is an idiot who sold reddit to Conde Nast for peanuts, failed in very other start up he tried, and then came crawling back. And they somehow made him CEO. And he is overpaying himself by $193 million a year. Reddit deserves whatever happens to them.
I don't get what as CEO he even actually does. When was the last time Reddit had any major update?
well there was the update that removed the open api, and the update that made half the site require using the app
Don't forget the update to the privacy policy so they can sell more of your data
Also the one time when spez updated someone's comment directly in the database.
Pretty sure that was more than one time
And they removed awards replacing them with super upvotes
The CEO just influences PR decisions and says stupid stuff online, they don't actually do anything for the company
Everyone who still use reddit is a bigger idiot than spez
Try this: Reddit users are getting emails and messages inviting them to the IPO at "the same price as institutions". Imagine buying Reddit stock!
Gotta pay that 200 mil a year to the CEO somehow.
Unless it's good.
Like an IPO where they make an absolute shitton?
The board is paying him $193m/year.