Spyke
lemmy.ml

I've never used Glassdoor but I know people who have. Seems like a great way for them to destroy their own business.

Even if I were inclined to do so, I would absolutely NOT do so if I had to provide my real name. They will be the one company to never ever get their user db hacked/leaked, right? I can trust all current and future executives there to safeguard that info, right?

I can't see how anyone with legit negative things to say against a current employer is going to feel comfortable using the service going forward. When enshittification bites back!

83
lemmy.ml

The problem is that the names weren't provided by users to glassdoor. If glassdoor stumbles across someone's real name then they have automatically attached it to the user profile. They're doxxing their users so now people have to worry if they ever used the service.

55
magikmwreply
lemm.ee

It's 100% calculated. The controllers of glassdoor decided to kill the site, likely persuaded with money, coercion or both.

18
lemmy.world

It's our duty to give them the shittiest of fake names

27
lemmy.world

Which will be followed by letting companies pay to see who to retaliate against.

26

"Don't let rogue actors ruin your business!

See who said what when you purchase a premium unlocker for this review"

4

Don't you already need your company email for verification? Mapping company email to real name is obviously trivial for your employer...

13

My name is totally the ex-manager everyone hated before he left.

9

No way! I've met 6 other John Does lately!

Of course, my name is Jonathan Jacobian Djengle, I was adopted by the Heimerschmidt family. You can call me John.

5

Deleted all my accounts and sent requests for them to also purge my data. I don’t care if ppl say it’s not that bad fuck glassdoor

1

You reached the end

Glassdoor Wants to Know Your Real Name | Spyke