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- Clocking out. For five years, V. Pappas has been a source of stability at TikTok. In the platform’s wildest days—a CEO's abbreviated four-month tenure, the scrutiny of former President Donald Trump—Pappas steered the ByteDance-owned short-form video app.
Yesterday, Pappas announced that they would step down as COO. “I took a gamble on what was then a completely unknown company,” Pappas wrote in a note to employees. “Today I stand proud that we deliver a product that resonates with over 1 billion people around the world. TikTok is a household name.” Pappas will stay on as an adviser.
