Definition
The way a company actually operates as perceived by current and former employees, often revealed through honest online reviews. It's your company's report card, written by people who don't care about your feelings.
Example Usage
Our Glassdoor rating tanked to 2.8 stars after the layoffs, with multiple reviews mentioning 'toxic management' and 'zero work-life balance.'
Origin
Glassdoor was founded in 2007; the concept of 'Glassdoor culture' emerged as the platform became a major influence on hiring.
Fun Fact
Studies show that a one-star improvement on Glassdoor increases job applications by approximately 28%, making your rating a competitive advantage.
Source: Modern HR Reputation
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