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Glassdoor
Glassdoor is an American website where employees and former employees anonymously review companies and their management.〔Associated Press, March 29, 2013, cbc.ca, (Employees rate their employers, CEOs on Glassdoor )〕
==Overview==
Glassdoor was founded in 2008 as a company ratings site,〔Erik Schonfeld, ''TechCrunch'', June 10, 2008, (At Glassdoor, Find Out How Much People Really Make At Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, And Everywhere Else. )〕 focusing on CEOs and workplaces. Glassdoor ratings are based on collating anonymous user-generated reviews, and included an annual ''Employees' Choice Awards''.〔Rob Grant, ''Daily Telegraph'', April 8, 2013, (Facebook voted world's best employer )〕 The website verifies that each review of a company comes from real employees "through technological checks of e-mail addresses and through screenings by a content management team," according to Glassdoor spokesman Scott Dobroski .〔Vanessa Wong, ''BusinessWeek'', March 18, 2013, (Why Employees Like Zuckerberg (and Other Popular CEOs) )〕 The company has stated that it rejects about 20% of entries after screening.〔''Calgary Herald'', April 10, 2013, (Website lets workers rate their bosses anonymously )〕
In 2010 Glassdoor released a pay-program it calls "Enhanced Employer Profiles", which allows employers to include their own content on Glassdoor profiles, like executive biographies, classifieds, social media links, and referrals.〔Nick Wingfield, ''Wall Street Journal'', June 23, 2010, (Employers Sound Off on Company Review Site )〕 In 2012 Glassdoor received $20 million of venture capital, taking its total outside funding to $42.2 million.〔Sarah Perez, ''TechCrunch'', October 31, 2012, (Glassdoor Raises $20M Series D To Expand Internationally )〕
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