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I (somewhat unhealthily) keep an eye on Glassdoor reviews for old jobs. There was one that was both absolutely damning (about the CTO in particular), and almost

I (somewhat unhealthily) keep an eye on Glassdoor reviews for old jobs. There was one that was both absolutely damning (about the CTO in particular), and almost completely factually accurate - the only inaccuracy I spotted was inconsequential to the overall message. I took a screenshot, it was gone a week later. To this day I don't know who wrote it, and whether they get scared into taking it down. But i've never trusted the anonymity of Glassdoor, which is why i've never personally left a review.

esperent 4y ago
There are services for reddit that log removed comments and allow you to see what the mods have deleted. Just replace reddit.com with reveddit.com in the URL. It's not perfect but it allowed me to see that the mods of r/coffee are total weirdos, for example, who will remove any hint of a joke or even the faintest suggestion that someone owns a cafe (even when they don't mention the name). Why hasn't someone built a similar service for Glassdoor?