Which is more reliable when reviewing about a company?
Especially the salary and culture part.
Salary is so different in these two platforms for the same role at the same company.
Most reliable is a little app called Grapevine.. have you heard of it? Best reviews are here only 🤪🤪
That's true. But it's still new and it doesn't have a directory of information about companies right? Probably in the future.
I don’t know who needs to hear it, but do not blindly trust good glassdoor/ambitionbox/others ratings. In this bad market every company is working well below what their rating portrays. Now it could be 5/5 in one team but 2/5 in another...
Glassdoor really isn’t a trustworthy platform. Think of it in this way, not many people would post good reviews about...
So I received an offer from a company and Glassdoor reviews for that was around 4.3 which is too good to be true. I talked to some ex-employees of that company and they told me earlier it used to be around 1.7/1.8. The company gave mone...
Glassdoor is owned by Indeed and you can pay a yearly fees to ensure things are right.
You have got a Job offer. What are the parameters other than salary are a must for you before you sign the contract? Only if these parameters are there then only you will go ahead; else not.
How do you deal with offers that are only slightly above your current salary but on the high end according to the market rates?