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Whether you're looking for a new job or you're completely satisfied where you are —
your work matters — and we want you to have all the information you need to make
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and reviews for over 26,000 companies —
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Give one, get all - that seems fair, right? If you're interested in seeing salaries,
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and interviews — simply post an anonymous review of your current or former employer
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What if I work for a small company or I'm the only one with my job title?
The only way this whole Glassdoor thing works is if you can post anonymously. So if
anonymity is a concern, you can post without giving us the bits of information that may
allow others to identify you. For example, when posting a salary you don't even need to
tell us your company (and if nobody knows the company, it's pretty hard to identify you).
And when you're posting a review, we don't require you to tell us your job title or
location (i.e., your review can be from "anonymous"). That should allow you to maintain
your anonymity and still live up to our "give-to-get" model.
How do you know the posts are really from employees?
Because all of our salaries and reviews are anonymous, we require all our users to verify
their account via email before any of their posts are shared with the community. This
verification allows us to put measures in place to identify any suspicious users or posts
(even if those cases are the exception rather than the rule). These measures, combined
with an active employee community and our commitment to review every post before it appears
on the site, allow us to have the confidence that our information is really from
employees. See for yourself, read a few reviews and you'll see that those insights can
only come from those on the inside.