Is Glassdoor trustworthy?
Glassdoor salary information is self-reported and not verified, therefore some salaries are likely not correct. The better sources are the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and Payscale.com. Salary details on Glassdoor are more likely to be accurate for larger companies with many reviews versus smaller companies.
Can people fake Glassdoor reviews?
Unfortunately, negative and fake reviews on Glassdoor can discourage potential employees (and job applicants) and lead to online defamation of a company or business owner. Having a favorable profile on Glassdoor, on the other hand, is vital for employers to attract the best caliber candidates.
Is Glassdoor really anonymous?
Glassdoor is committed to providing a constructive platform for people to share their opinions about their jobs and companies anonymously – without fear of retaliation and intimidation. So, if someone asks us to tell them who wrote a review, we say no.
Are the jobs on Glassdoor real?
Glassdoor actively monitors job postings to find those that violate our Terms of Use. We remove job postings that Glassdoor suspects are fraudulent. However, fraudulent job postings can appear and we want you to use caution in your job search. Do not send money to a prospective employer.
Can I lie on Glassdoor?
We strongly suggest you not make provable statements of fact in your Glassdoor reviews. We encourage you instead to offer your “opinions” about your workplace.
Can you remove your company from Glassdoor?
Unfortunately, you can’t remove your company profile from Glassdoor.
How can you tell if a Glassdoor review is real?
Fake or manufactured reviews often include cons that seem trite or unrealistic. Examples include: “People are too nice,” “People don’t appreciate how great it is to work here,” “N/A,” “Can’t think of any,” or, “There are zero cons here.” Ideally, cons should identify specific areas for improvement.