Glassdoor

Sara T 

on BBB

5 years ago

I posted two legitimate reviews about employers I worked for in the last year. Glassdoor removed both. When I asked them why, they repeatedly told me I broke the community guideline of "Each individual is allowed one review, per employer, per year, per review type.". While this is clearly not true, as I posted two reviews, one for each employer, they refuse to provide me with a method to remedy this. This is an incredibly shady business practice. 

Albertina L 

on BBB

5 years ago

Horrible fraudulant company !! They charged my card and i canceled the service ... then pretened i did not speak to someone about it please be aware of this company 

KatherineLee 

on BBB

5 years ago

Misleading advertising and shady business review practices. I had worked at a horrible company for over a year as a compliance officer. I actually knew the CEO prior as he is a neighbor of a family member. After a horrible continue practice of Holiday Layoffs to save their failed budgeting, I took the ax. I left a fully correct, honest review of the horrible practices this company partakes in. There are multiple reviews that have been posted about similar things from other employees that also go missing from the glass door s... read more

DawnH 

on BBB

5 years ago

If I could I would have rated 0 stars. I contracted with them in August of 2018 to assist with creating more of a company brand in terms of recruiting. They kept sending me quarterly reports that were linking my company to another company with the same name so my jobs got zero recognition and zero traffic from Glassdoor. Isn't this one of their biggest benefits? Every time, I would respond and let them know that the report they are sending to me is wrong, they would respond back and say it was fixed until July when they want... read more

Robert B 

on BBB

6 years ago

When job seekers click the link to apply for a job on the company website, the link takes you, instead, to a spam company that is collecting resumes for some reason. One of those companies is *********. It's a fraud that takes advantage of vulnerable people looking for work. Glassdoor needs to stop dealing with these scammers and/or people need to stop using Glassdoor. 

Nathalie G. 

on BBB

6 years ago

After a month of wasting time replying to unqualified candidates for not a single applicant with the required license for the position. I have come to the conclusion that Glassdoor is unsuited for businesses that require a specific license to practice from a governing body. Health Care professionals, accountants & lawyers should consider a different platform. Also when I sent in my concern and my request for a refund the email reply only let me know that my subscription has been cancelled and didn’t even address my request f... read more

Tim W 

on BBB

6 years ago

Glassdoor is a disgrace. They are not interested in making companies better or helping people get a good look into an organization. People post lies and inaccurate information and yet Glassdoor never takes any action despite proof and repeated requests. The basically force you to buy a subscription in hopes of being able to manage your account in a way that mitigates some of the posts. 

Boyde V 

on BBB

6 years ago

Ask for a local job in California then get job listings in Michigan or Alabama. The filters aren’t specific enough for California. They don’t account for the fact that a 35 mile drive can take almost 2 hours. Company is out of touch for California freeways and traffic 

Yulma R 

on BBB

6 years ago

Glassdoor is a conniving, vindictive, manipulative company. They're business practices are disgusting and based on absolutely only profits. They reached out to us plenty of times about signing up to a paid employer account with more "features" since they just went public. When we finally told them we weren't interested they then retaliated and removed half of our positive reviews. I am convinced that this would not be the case if we had paid what they wanted. They are a SCAM of a company who tries to ruin small companies and... read more