My ex company had a single review for 12 months. The review wasn’t a good one for the company but I didn’t disagree with anything in the review. My company wen

My ex company had a single review for 12 months. The review wasn’t a good one for the company but I didn’t disagree with anything in the review. My company went through a big hiring spree during the pandemic. They found out about the review from candidate feedback and it was supposedly having a negative effect hiring. Still that single negative interview remained. Then more negative reviews appeared a few months on from new hires who where treated badly and let go or left. All off a sudden with a handful of extremely one star negative reviews which I would say are true, factual and reflect the company correctly, the negative reviews disappeared and a stream of five star positive reviews appeared specifically debunking each previous negative point from previous reviews with a positive spin. I know the company and CEO, the CEO is a text book psychopath. It was fairly obvious he’d written the reviews and somehow got the negative reviews taken down. If it was by contacting Glassdoor or sending threats and lawyer letters to the recent staff who left I don’t know but either wouldn’t surprise me. Any company on Glassdoor with endless positive reviews I’d treat as suspicious. The useful reviews are the informative negative reviews.