Glassdoor Reviews 

They are the worst, blackmailing you into sharing and sharing to give you access even when you just have nothing to share! They are the worst

Went on the website to try and get advice about the application process for a firm and was instantly blocked by a pop-up to create an account. I figured 'why not' and despite making an account I was then bombarded by several more unavoidable pop-ups forcing me to write reviews about employers, my pay etc which never seemed to end so I just gave up and never got the tips/advice I was looking for.

Everytime, it requires to put your salary. I did it already!
I hate creators of this website. Pure definition of sh*t.

Glassdoor has gone so downhill.

Constantly trying to pigeon hole you into their communities so heavily it makes their homepage and search feature impossible (I have to use google search [company] glassdoor before going to the site).

Every click there’s a new pop-up to save information or ask you a question shifting the page around.

Having to be laser focussed on what the roles exact name is to find the salary you’re looking for, e.g. not “data analyst” it’s “marketing data analyst” so we won’t show you anything.

And the overall bribery to get you leave a review before you see anything - if the site were better, people would leave reviews.

Its a god awful website. Cant see anything without giving tons of information. Stay away!

I can confirm all the other negative reviews are accurate. You cannot even use the website without being forced to do a number of things such as signing up and leaving a review. All it prompted me to do was come here and leave a negative review as you cannot use the website it’s a complete waste of time

Mathew Brown made my buy experience very comfortable. He was honest, and described the bike accurately

In their early days, they were exceptional. They were the only site on the worker's side. Now they have changed, and in the worst possible way.

"Hypocritical" is the word that defines them: they carry out recruitment for companies. How can any sensible person think they are on the worker's side when it is the company paying them?

Coincidentally, a couple of critical reviews I wrote about two major companies have vanished. As if that weren't enough, they now DEMAND that you write for them, otherwise they won't let you read a thing. Fine, so I wrote negative reviews about them. Obviously, they didn't approve the review, citing some flimsy excuses.

I honestly don't know what these people are thinking, claiming to grant me the "privilege" of working for them for free. Indeed, negative reviews are pouring in on other sites.

Worst website ever. Before you can do anything you're blocked or hounded for personal info. Then it wants you to leave a review in exchange to see anything. Absolutely awful experience.

The worst source of industry information. Anyone can write anything about anyone - what is the point? In addition I was forced to fill in what university I am at and the same time as who my current employer is?! Baffling and useless.

wery usefull website but one of the worst ever created. zero user friendly

Useful website once, not utterly unusable. Even once you register they won't stop asking you to give more information. I literally just wanted to see the reviews of one company and couldn't even do that without requests for me to give more personal information and write reviews myself? Truly bizarre.

Bothered me unsolicited and then does not take ‘no’ for an answer.

The process of removing negative comments by administrators is arbitrary (no justification provided), even when no site rules and guidelines are breached.

I wanted to read company reviews on the site Glassdoor.com, and once coming to the site I was forced to set up a profile/account. I did this, as it seemed like a fairly reasonable request, but when I tried to read reviews, I was forced to leave a review to read them. THAT is straight garbage. Get rid of that stipulation, as it is in my opinion worse than a pay wall.

The yelp of job search. Can't trust a single thing on here. Companies pay for fake reviews and to have bad reviews removed, or prevent them being posted in the first place. Also seems highly likely that they're outing authors' identities to employers. Do not post here if you value anonymity!

I have been looking for a job for almost 4 years. I have used sites like LinkedIn, Indeed, Monster, Career Builders, Robert Half etc. I have only found scam jobs. I started using Glassdoor about a month ago. I have already received 3 valid phone calls, have had two face to face interviews and was offered a position today. Wish I had known about Glassdoor 4 years ago.

My corporation was dissolved in 2022, Glassdoor continues to list a job posting from that corporation. When asked to remove the job listing Glassdoor states that only an authorized representative, from a 3-year dissolved company, can remove the listing. I never posted a listing on Glassdoor but Glassdoor continues to falsely and fraudulently list the posting.

Glassdoor's sole aim is to extract negative reviews from businesses through user submissions, then indirectly force companies to pay to remove those reviews. This website is rife with blatant lies, slander, and fabricated information in its reviews. With 93% negative reviews on Glassdoor, it's clear this website is extremely disliked. Its indifference to numerous false reports severely damages the reputations of many businesses. The sheer number of negative reviews on Glassdoor demonstrates its moral depravity and lack of social responsibility.

Glassdoor is squeezing reviews from the people who just try to open their site to simply read the reviews of the potential employers, and it;s pretty annoying, as well as their nosy intention to know your salary up to the last pence, and they ask plenty of personal details which is not their business