From one of the lower threads.
Yes, Glassdoor.com lets companies delete negative reviews for a fee. Not sure if Indeed.com does the same, but Indeed reviews seem to be more honest about a company than Glassdoor.
"Folks, we should move to the main page /stifel-financial or www.TheLayoff.com/Stifel-Financial and start new threads thre... that way, replies can roll up under a single topical post..../
it looks like mods or admins are actively moderating.
If they nuke this super long thread for any reason (for example, someone goes rogue and posts unwelcome content), we lose everything. It is important to keep this thread alive so people looking for jobs and doing research can see what is happening and where the good/bad thngs are.
Right now Glassdoor is heavily moderated + the corp pays for moderation... We spend $10K+/year on that... Corp is the admin of the Glassdoor page. they cannot do that here on theLayoff + the insights are better for researchers, even if this site skews negative quite a bit. In my opinion right way to research an employer is to use Glassdoor to see where they perform well, and use TheLayoff to see what people are complaining about. Then overlap the two sets, remove the extremes, and you get a fairly good picture of where things likely stand for the employer or employers.
Soooo, my strong suggestion is that we start creating independent threads on the main Stifel page here."