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Losers That Complain On Glassdoor Are Suffering The Consequences

Trey Daubert / Uncategorized / March 25, 2024

Losers That Complain On Glassdoor Are Suffering The Consequences

The world works in mysterious ways. Not going to lie, I had a content idea that I was going to execute. Then I saw this and couldn’t help but laugh. Buckle your seat belts because we’re going to talk about Glassdoor today.

We have comically low reviews on Glassdoor. You can see them here for yourself. I contemplated/am still contemplating making a video talking about how hilarious these reviews are. Mostly because they clearly come from people who are losers who failed here for a reason.

It turns out karma took care of them for me.

VIA NY POST:

“Glassdoor, the website that allows workers to anonymously complain about their workplaces without fear of retribution, is reportedly revealing staffers’ real names in their profiles — prompting a viral backlash over fears that their identities could be exposed.“

“The shift began last July when the site added social features integrated from Fishbowl, an app for work-related discussions that Glassdoor’s parent company, Recruit, acquired in 2021.“

“Signing up for an account on Glassdoor required workers to reveal their full name, job title and employer — a departure from its previous practice of just requiring email addresses but no names, according to Wired.“

“Returning users to Glassdoor who hadn’t uploaded their full names were met with a pop-up message that read: “Entering your real name is required to verify your profile but other users won’t see your name unless you choose to share it.”

“While Glassdoor users who post reviews of employers remain anonymous, the company’s new policy of collecting and verifying real names has prompted worries over potential violations of privacy.“