The job review site Glassdoor, once popular for its honest, often piercing reviews of employers, might soon lose the anonymity that made it such a valuable tool for jobseekers. On social media users ...

The anonymous review site really wants to know your name. Glassdoor, known mostly for anonymous reviews of what it's like to work at a company, really wants to know your name and location. Go ahead: ...

The “best jobs” are changing. Glassdoor’s 2026 list shows a shift away from tech hype and toward stability, growth, and culture, with more wins for manufacturing and retail. Employee reviews are the ...

Glassdoor published its annual list of the "Best Places to Work" for 2024, including the most important factors that contribute to a company's success in terms of employee satisfaction and engagement.

Using Glassdoor, the site famous for candid employee reviews that break through corporate facades, is less anonymous than it used to be. In July last year, the company added new social features ...

Receiving negative reviews from former employees is never fun. Getting this sort of detrimental feedback online can feel like a sucker punch. But get this: Poor online feedback is not the end of the ...