
Fortune Magazine recently listed five notable business leaders to watch in the coming year. While the business world may think these individuals are at the of their game, what do their employees have to say? Would they be sad to see them go?

The saying ‘where there is smoke there is fire’ came true today after continuous gossip over who the next CEO of Yahoo would be. Earlier today, it was officially announced that Yahoo has hired former Autodesk CEO Carol Bartz, who left the post in 2006. A couple months ago when it was announced that Jerry ... - Read full post

Jane Wells, CNBC Reporter and Funny Business Blogger has been reporting all day today on Glassdoor.com. Jane stopped by our offices to do the taping right before Christmas (which also happened to be the day after our Glasssdoor.com holiday party – if people seem a little sluggish that’s because they were!) in the multi-segment series ... - Read full post

Yes, that’s right. It’s that time of year where we’re making our list and checking it twice trying to find out which CEO’s rated on Glassdoor.com have been naughty or nice in the eyes of their employees this year.
Genentech’s Art Levinson comes in as the #1 rated CEO (with at least 50 employees) with a ... - Read full post

On Monday, Symantec CEO John Thompson announced that he is stepping down as CEO in early spring (although retaining his position on the Board). This perhaps is a good move for Thompson considering that his employee approval rating was just 38% which means that he is one of the lowest rated CEOs according to the ... - Read full post