Do companies care about Glassdoor reviews?
From surveys, Glassdoor has found that 69% agree their perception of company improves after seeing an employer publicly responds to a review, while a full 94% are more likely to apply to a job if the employer actively manages their employer brand, which includes responding to reviews.
Where can I write a review for a company?
Best Business Review Sites
- Google My Business. Google My Business (GMB) is the single most crucial review and listing tool for local businesses.
- Bing Places for Business.
- 3. Facebook Ratings and Reviews.
- Better Business Bureau.
- Amazon Customer Reviews.
- Yelp.
- Foursquare.
- HomeAdvisor.
Where can I see employers reviews?
Here are the top 17 company reviews sites that give a detailed, accurate look at employers:
- Indeed.
- Glassdoor.
- Kununu.
- The Muse.
- Seek.
- Great Place to Work.
- BuiltIn.
- Comparably.
Can employers see who wrote Glassdoor reviews?
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.
How do I write a review?
Top tips for writing a review
- 1 Read, watch, or listen to the work more than once.
- 2 Provide essential information.
- 3 Understand your audience.
- 4 Take a stand.
- 5 Explain how you’re judging the work.
- 6 Introduce evidence to support your criteria.
- 7 Know the conventions of the genre.
- 8 Compare and contrast.
What is a competitor of glassdoor?
Glassdoor competitors include LinkedIn, Indeed.com, Comparably, PayScale and CareerBuilder.
Are Glassdoor reviews really anonymous?
Do companies put fake reviews on Glassdoor?
Glassdoor is all about transparency, so we take fraudulent activity very seriously, regardless of where it comes from. To ensure the authenticity of the review content on our platform, we allow users to write one review per year, per company worked at.