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My company has had legitimate 1-2 star reviews removed. I know this because one in particular struck a chord with me, and a month later it was gone. At the same
by carlivar 3y ago
My company has had legitimate 1-2 star reviews removed. I know this because one in particular struck a chord with me, and a month later it was gone. At the same time I saw that many other lower scored reviews were gone.
Glassdoor is simply compromised by money and can't be trusted whatsoever.
- AaronM 3y agoIs it possible for a company like glassdoor to not eventually be compromised?
- datavirtue 3y agoNo. Cloud compute and egress is expensive.
- carlivar 3y agoPerhaps if they charged job seekers for access instead of job posters. Alternatively, run it as a non profit like Wikipedia and solicit donations.
- whamlastxmas 3y agoI’ve had two employers that are impossible to leave 1 star reviews for. Doesn’t matter how mundane and kind the review is, it never makes it past moderation.
- smcin 3y agoIf only a third-party archived/screenshotted Glassdoor reviews to preserve them. Then we could see the pattern of deletions by date/location/dept/position/timing of layoffs/stock price/etc. Also, someone could construct a RottenTomatoes-type aggregate of RealGlassdoor vs PurgedGlassdoor (vs Blind) metascore over time. To see when things were being manipulated. [UPDATE: hedora already said archive.org does this earlier https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36084679 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36084679]