> Asking for Glassdoor reviews is kind of OK, since Glassdoor is meant for employees to write about their employment. But asking for "good Glassdoor reviews"?

> Asking for Glassdoor reviews is kind of OK, since Glassdoor is meant for employees to write about their employment. But asking for "good Glassdoor reviews"? That's a shitty practice that's in the same class as "Politely suggest that all employees vote for $CANDIDATE in $UPCOMING_ELECTION" or somewhat similar to the District President doing: "At the end of an all-hands meeting, mention that employee contributions to the company lobbyist have dramatically fallen off recently, present and drop on to the presenter's table a stack of ~1000 contribution forms, pull one off of the top, and fill it out, announcing that you're making your contribution right here and now and that -while you're not instructing anyone to do so- everyone is more than welcome to do the same.".