Pros: There are some talented and kind engineers who work at Reddit.

Cons: The management is not at all transparent. Employees are just another number to managers. No one really cares about your career growth. It feels like they want to squeeze the most out of you at the lowest pay possible.

Pros: The new codebase is very clean, and the architecture is incredibly well thought out. There are many very senior engineers doing some truly amazing work here. Iron sharpens iron, and I'm learning a ton from this very talented team. With the new site redesign and the bump in hiring, this company will soon be taken very seriously as a Facebook contender. Buy into this place as early as possible.

Cons: Not a whole lot of room for junior engineers since the engineering team is still on the smaller side. Senior engineers are spread pretty thin as it is, and the latest round of new hires needs time to mature. The management team isn't completely built out yet, and many managers are new to the role. That being said, the management team absolutely knows what they are doing and come from some of the best companies in the industry. You need to be comfortable being independent here. It's a startup after all; no one is going to hold your hand.

Pros: It is an overall pretty good company.

Cons: You sometimes have to deal with random people.