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This all seems quite reasonable though. You want people to be able to signal terrible employers to the rest of the market. It really sucks that you got stuck in
by RhodesianHunter 9y ago
This all seems quite reasonable though. You want people to be able to signal terrible employers to the rest of the market. It really sucks that you got stuck in that situation, but if Glassdoor starts agreeing to take down bad reviews then they just turn into a shakedown racket like Yelp.
- IntronExon 9y agoThe review was for the wrong company though! I took a closer look at the review, and found out that the reviewer had mentioned "our office" in Singapore. I did some digging and found another company with the same name in Singapore. I reached out to Glassdoor again with all this info, screenshots, website links, etc and there response was basically the same.
- smallnamespace 9y ago> if Glassdoor starts agreeing to take down bad reviews Yes, but surely Glassdoor should agree to take down reviews that can easily be verified to be factually untrue?
- lostlogin 9y agoAccording to posts here (4 at this point in time) bad reviews do get taken down.