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Reddit CEO Steve Huffman says the company used to be so idealistic that people were 'not working very hard'

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Reddit CEO Steve Huffman says the company used to be so idealistic that people were 'not working very hard'

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Reddit's CEO said employees had a tendency to put big-picture idealism before business.

Reddit’s CEO said that when he returned in 2015, he had to remind employees to work hard.
There’s a tendency in the US tech industry to place idealism above hard work, he said.

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