Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

Make some Glassdoor reviews...

With all the true frustration being posted her about WF, it would be a good idea to rate WF anonymously on Glassdoor. People who are looking to start working for them go there to get an idea of what it’s like to work for them...

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Post ID: @OP+18uIxXlu

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I work for GD/Indeed and it’s Not true about employers paying to remove reviews.

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Post ID: @fnb+18uIxXlu

I always wonder why people who say this board is all dimwits and garbage would waste their time coming out here, not only reading but commenting. To me, that makes you the dimwit.

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Post ID: @kou+18uIxXlu

I personally read glass door reviews on a company before I even apply. I think if there are enough you get a good sense of some of the company ways.

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Post ID: @glu+18uIxXlu

WF HR may be able to control the reviews, to some extent at-least, but in my experience reviews go up and stay there.

@OP+18uIxXlu, however, needs to understand that most of the dimwits posting here would not get their reviews approved. This place is like the Amazon comments sections. Tons of garbage. Even if they did get them through it would still be like Amazon comments. You’d have to toss 50% of them all out first then start reviewing.

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Post ID: @fnb+18uIxXlu

HR controls negative posts on glassdoor - companies can subscribe to glassdoor's control panel - that's how glassdoor makes money - it's about 10K per company per month that they chage

long story short, the game is rigged

you can see pricing and features here:

https://www.glassdoor.com/employers/features-and-pricing/

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