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Has anyone noticed that the GitHub reviews on Glassdoor.com only start from May 19th, 2015? Have they been deleting bad reviews? Seems really suspicious. https
by bjacks 11y ago
Has anyone noticed that the GitHub reviews on Glassdoor.com only start from May 19th, 2015? Have they been deleting bad reviews? Seems really suspicious.
https://www.glassdoor.com/Reviews/GitHub-Reviews-E671945_P3.htm?sort.sortType=RD&sort.ascending=false&filter.employmentStatus=REGULAR&filter.employmentStatus=PART_TIME&filter.employmentStatus=UNKNOWN https://www.glassdoor.com/Reviews/GitHub-Reviews-E671945_P3....
- deadHorse 11y agoNo, I did not notice that. And that's because glassdoor is such a whiney bitch-fest that being on that site sucks even harder than wading through the dogshit on linked in. Here's your average glassdoor post: Weh! Weh weh weh weh weh! Mih mih mih! Boo hoo! Poopy! Besides, every one knows that a good PR department will just spam the living shit out of a site like that, and bury negative posts. It's glassdoor's entire business model. And that's certainly something any a-list website can afford to do. All it costs is a handlful for copy editors and some thirdworld developer salaries.
- catfest 11y agoIt does look a little strange that there are entries actually missing though - that's quite different to being buried.
- randycupertino 11y agoGlassdoor removes negative reviews if you advertise with them. Also if you know the right people who work there (source: my current bosses friend from college works there, and he was bragging to me about how he got them to pull all our negative reviews. One of which I wrote).
- Lawtonfogle 11y ago>Glassdoor removes negative reviews if you ~~advertise with~~ bribe them. Six of one, half a dozen of another.