[vmasto]

I don't work at Reddit but I take personal offense when someone so unfairly criticizes the "working class" of a software house like that (ie the non manager level software engineers).

What makes you think that whatever is wrong with Reddit is due to lack of talent? It almost never is.

[softawre]

Why do you think software engineers never blame themselves and have such a poor opinion of their management?

[kick]

Working class? Check the compensation levels of engineers at reddit.

[vmasto]

I think you missed the fact that I'm talking relatively (i.e. within a software house as I say) and the quotes around "working class".

Still, If we want to be pedantic and literal (i.e. assume I'm talking about the Marxist definition) it still holds true, as class is not defined by compensation but by the role of the individual within the production process.

[usr1106]

I am sure those making the decisions earn more.