Glassdoor Recensioni 

Only wanted to read 1 review of a company i used to work for.
3 words into the review and get bombarded with loads of s**t i have no interest in at all.
How can you show reviews of companies when you clearly need to get your own house in order.
I hope this review is useful.

Dont waste any of your precious time visiting "assdoor" shambles of a website.

I would rather p**s in my eyes.

Good day.

They asked me for my honest review of a company i just left and after two days of my review stuck on pending its clear they banned me.

Seems they don't like neg reviews considering the two positive ones i posted got approved in a hour.

Tescos, I had an interview on 21st November 2024, at Bishop’s Stortford, Hertfordshire on the Pharmacy counter. I checked my emails at 10.30ish to check again the details. I noticed another email which informed me that I had been unsuccessful in my interview and feedback was available. I immediately emailed as I was very concerned, stating I had an interview in a few hours and also could I have feedback.
I found the telephone number of the recruiter called. They stated that I had not been successful in my interview, so I asked for feedback, eventually coming back to me that the wrong email had been sent, hence couldn't give me feedback.
I was furious, this interview had been arranged 8 days previously, there was no phone call as it was on the day and I was lucky I saw the email.
1. The staff are obviously to me lazy, just sending out an automated email.
2. Assuming not checking about the candidate they were emailing.
3. As it was on the day, the correct procedure would be to call the candidate and explain, not leaving it for the candidate to call them.
4. Customer service in the careers department obviously is non existence.
5. Hence what does it say about customer service to prospective staff and staff already employed. Yet customer service is meant to be a top priority.
6. I have found the whole experience totally disrespectful, upsetting as if I has received a call discussing the situation, I would not have been as upset as I am, as I feel I have done their job.
7. If I had not got the position because I had failed the interview, I would have applied for other posts at Tescos.
8. Speaking about my experience to someone in the same area, who was disgusted by their behaviour and recommended this site.
9. The people I spoke to where apologetic, but it was too little to late.
10. I feel better having done this so thank you Glass door.

Just want your information not interested in getting you a job
Avoid

Besides bowing to pressure from companies to remove negative but truthful reviews, the site itself is flawed. Repeatedly experience issues with logging in. It’s buggy as hell. Reported several times and told their engineers are aware and they’re trying to resolve. Doesn’t matter what browser, network or device. Even registered new account and still same issues.

Glassdoor operates as a one-sided platform that lacks effective management and should be re-evaluated. When an employee is dismissed due to performance issues, it’s understandable that their feedback might not reflect a positive experience. Unfortunately, if someone holds a grudge and has the time, they can post multiple negative reviews, skewing perceptions unfairly. Even when issues are reported, Glassdoor’s response consists of generic emails that don’t provide any meaningful support or resolution, making it frustrating and unhelpful for companies trying to address unfair or inaccurate reviews.

Unusable website.
Unable to progress any reviews. Immediately after logging in you're abruptly told to donate money, if you don't you can't use it.

Unusable website with ridiculous conditions and no oversight of fake reviews.

an absolute scam of a site no way of monitoring if any of the sh** on there is true, clearly filled with a lot of people who dont like work

Untrusted source for employees. First by being asked to disclose my role and year of employment, knowing my role is the only one in the company, is then easier to be identified internally for leaving a bad review. How can I leave a review anonomous without the company knowing it was me?

Our Management constantly leaves 2 positive feedbacks for every negative one. How can one trust glassdoor when is intended to protect the company and to expose the employee who exposes the company.

The employer has the final word when responding to reviews. Its in glassdoors t+c's. If that's not biased I don't know what is.

Technically 0. GDPR broken. Reviews and salaries = lies.

What a absolute garbage website makes you submit a review before you can use the site then you find out how pathetic it is please close down immediately your not fit for purpose

The joining process is complete bullsh1t - I have to leave a company review to use the site. I was about to just post a random bs review about a random company, but that makes me think there are probably so many other people like me who have done the same, meaning that using the site is pointless because it is flooded with fake reviews.

I came to Trustpilot to share my disgust at the process of joining Glassdoor. However, I see from the 93% 1-Star reviews that my main mistake was not coming here first!

Glassdoor is utterly disingenuous in its advertising. One cannot view ANY information without first posting a review of an employer or similar. My Son is in College as has no review to post. So the only way he can access a potential employer is to create a fake review.

This UTTERLY rips Glassdoor credibility to shreds as how many other tens on thousands of unemployed, students or first-time job seekers are being forced into the same situation.

For a first-time job-seeker this is 100% useless and simply gather personal information which will be used for whatever the Company choses. I am sure they have a published T&C document but I have yet to meet another human being who reads these whilst trying to sign-up for a service.

I daresay there maybe some value to those in employment but Glassdoor really ought to make it clear from the get go that this is hopeless for 1st time jobseekers.

I’m extremely disappointed to discover that Glassdoor removes genuine reviews due to pressure from companies. It’s frustrating to see honest feedback being deleted, which defeats the whole purpose of the platform. This kind of behavior undermines trust, and I no longer feel confident in relying on Glassdoor for truthful insights. I won’t be using or trusting this platform anymore.

I would just like to say a big thankyou to Rachel Gilmour and Kerry Adamson for helping me get the job of washroom service driver, look forward to being part of the rentokil initial family

left a review about my employer and it took balls to trust Glassdoor as I was worried about doing it. I’ve just had an email to say they’ve removed my review as it’s fraudulent!

Absolute dumpster-fire of a website. You can't even find what you're looking for anymore as the UX is so bad. Roll on a competitor.

The website locks the screen and forces me to put my salary or review about a current employer. However, due to the fact that I was self-employed so far in the UK and busy with my own projects, I can't complete those steps and unlock this screen. I don't want to lie neither (but apparently this is what GlassDoor wants or forces the visitors to do!).
Based on their limited opinion, a visitor should be already employed in a company to be able to see the information about other companies on the website, which is such a meaningless rule; It doesn't consider all possibilities and it is not comprehensive enough for all types of work/experience.. In this case, self-employed people like me or even people with no previous experience, will never be able to reach information and will find themselves in a loophole, or should lie....(!) to unlock the screen.
* The website needs to widen its perspective, and review their restrictive rules.