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Netflix has a 3.4 rating on Glassdoor. Yikes. I wouldn't consider working at a company unless it had 4 or more.
by blazespin 9y ago
Netflix has a 3.4 rating on Glassdoor. Yikes. I wouldn't consider working at a company unless it had 4 or more.
- jedberg 9y agoI would never use Glassdoor for evaluating a company. It skews towards people who are upset, they don't verify that you actually worked there, and they combine hourly workers with salary workers, which could be two very different experiences.
- openmosix 9y agoNot to mention that most of the experiences are team-based. In any medium/large size company, you can end up in a terrible team and your view of the company is very negative. You can end up with a brilliant manager and great team, and you love the company.
- draw_down 9y agoI used to work for a company that struck a deal to include Glassdoor data on some pages we made. Then that company soon became one of Glassdoor's "best companies to work for". Which was, I'm sure, a total coincidence.
- brendangregg 9y agoI actually brought this up in my interview, and asked extra questions because of it to be thorough. It's a really great company to work for, so I would say that Glassdoor's rating doesn't reflect what I've seen.
- svachalek 9y agoThere's a lot of customer service reps in that rating. I have no idea what it's actually like over there in customer service, but over in engineering a lot of us are loving our jobs and can't imagine wanting to leave.
- Antrikshy 9y agoIf you filter for "Software Engineers", it goes up to a 4.1, FYI.