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Live from New York... it's our second quarterly networking event for women in #SWE!🗽 Yesterday's programming kicked off with an AMA with COO Jen L. Wong, ML Engineering Manager Abigail Shchur, and Staff Software Engineer Lonni Ingram. Next, we mingled with more than 30 external women in software engineering and 15 Snoos from #SLT and our Employee Resource Group, Women Eng. The goal of this event is to build long-term connections with communities we'd like to see represented more strongly here at Reddit and create opportunities for these folks to learn about our company culture and available job openings. See what roles we're currently #hiring for here: https://lnkd.in/giFztjE2 #womenintech

Is somebody gonna match my freak?

Upvotes to our Employee Resource Group LGBTQSnoo for ensuring that June was filled with educational and entertaining #Pride programs. From treating our offices to delicious snacks from local LGBTQ-owned businesses to hosting drag Lotería, our ERG helped create a global celebration of diversity, love, and acceptance for their fellow Snoos. 🏳️🌈

Our 19th cake day calls for some cake. Don't worry, we saved you a slice. 🍰

Let's be honest, those polished videos of vacations are great, but they don't *actually* help with travel planning. Redditors, on the other hand, will pass on more trip-planning wisdom than you could ever need.

"What my job sends me after 5 years of employment." The fidget spinner adds a certain touch. H/t u/Equivalent-Basis3220 via r/jobs https://lnkd.in/g5V7S_5m

This year, our Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging team hosted a #Juneteenth event out of Reddit's LA office. The event's programming ranged from Alyce Smith Cooper's historical oration to spoken word poetry and African dance performances. Members of our Employee Resource Group, Black People Reddit, flew in from around the country to join in on this block party-style celebration, and local Snoos came ready to learn more about this important holiday and experience Black cultural traditions.