Reddit IPO: Company's biggest risk is its reliance on unpredictable users
Reddit IPO: Company's biggest risk is its reliance on unpredictable users
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Reddit IPO: Company's biggest risk is its reliance on unpredictable users
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No, its biggest risk is its CEO.
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The CEO who got paid $193,000,000 last year?
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Did any CEO do 193 million dollars worth of work last year? Almost certainly not, but who definitely did not? Spez. I think I'll redirect my Internet traffic. I want to make sure I never, ever accidentally give that asshole any more unearned power, money, and fame...
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Honestly, if one of reddit's competitors tasked him with running reddit into the ground as effectively as possible, he'd be just about worth that figure by now.
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