[ChicagoConservative27]

Yikes

[vpintheak]

Maybe instead of whining anonymously, people can directly address their complaints.

[bankwalker]

are they publicly traded?

[brownsfan]

Rule of thumb... don’t post anything on the internet you wouldn’t want to see on a billboard with your name attached.

[imabadboy99]

who would be dumb enough to give their actual name and info?

[uranium penguin]

This kind of thing can EASILY follow that poster forever.

It is easy to see an employee making a true, yet negative post about their current employer more than a year ago. But, for whatever reason is still at that company. quickly getting fired for posting such a negativer review upon being outted.

It is ALSO very easy to see a prospective empoyer NOT hiring a potential employee for “bad mouthing” their previous employers. Even if that post was many years and possibly several positions (for that empolyee) ago.

[reasonisfaith]

Did the site owners plan for this to happen from the start?

[Jonny7797]

Goes to prove yet again, nothing is confidential on the internets

[Tench_Coxe]

Not long after Glassdoor was online, I would peruse companies where I knew the real story. It became pretty obvious certain companies were curating reviews. It became a game of "guess which posts where an HR flack drew the straw where he/she had to post about how super duper the company was".

I would not be the least bit surprised if it were found out companies were paying money to have the 'troublemakers' identified.

[SaveFerris]

And this is why I don’t use those companies

Of course, finding work is difficult anyways

sigh

I miss the old America - shoot, even the 1990’s

[BobL]

“Glassdoor meltdown as users urged to flee site after posters’ real names added without permission”

What part of GLASS DOOR do the users not understand?

[BobL]

Good. People who bitch rather than simply leave SHOULD get fired.