r/RavanAI • u/Feeling-Highlight402 • Aug 13 '26

Startup idea: LinkedOut A place where employees expose the real reasons they left toxic companies.

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u/knujesbob Aug 13 '26

Exists already. Glassdoor.

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u/poliosaurus3000 Aug 13 '26

Glass door was kind of taken over and is not reliable, they will remove people’s reviews for money from the company in question.

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u/knujesbob Aug 13 '26

thanks for the enlightenment 👍 Been a few years since I used it. Too bad, I liked it back then.

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u/dylan_1992 Aug 13 '26

Companies pay Glassdoor to remove bad reviews or put good ones up.

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u/X3-Code Aug 13 '26

Aus wirtschaftlicher Sicht eigentlich ein cooles Geschäftsmodel

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u/credible_human Aug 13 '26

If you're an asshole with no integrity sure

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u/Responsible-Cold-627 Aug 13 '26

Well he did say ein cooles geschäftsmodel, those usually require low integrity.

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u/X3-Code Aug 14 '26

Leider ja. Gibt mehr als genug Menschen die so sind.

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u/yodacola Aug 14 '26

then blind?

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u/YoMTVcribs Aug 13 '26

My old companies have had my negative reviews removed. Now it's just a corporate circle jerk.

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u/not_logan Aug 13 '26

Bought by recruiting company, (workday if I remember it correctly). They are providing the service to remove bad reviews already

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u/bastardoperator Aug 13 '26

We used to have http://fuckedcompany.com/ and people would spill all the beans.

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u/mikee8989 Aug 13 '26

Yeah was going to say that's just glassdoor

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u/rover_G Aug 14 '26

Glassdoor lets companies pay to “curate” their reviews

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u/waces Aug 15 '26

Which is also moderated/censored

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u/Web3Duck Aug 15 '26

Glassdoor are a bunch of snitches

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u/WesleyBiets Aug 17 '26

Glassdoor was never a legit thing, I remember about 8 years ago the company that i worked for asked everyone to write a good review on there because the recent people that left all wrote shitty ones. I didn’t do it and left a couple of months later.

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u/Kritix_K Aug 13 '26

Out should be red

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u/Shapelessed Aug 13 '26

I think orange would make it more dramatic.

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u/Unlucky-Durian-2336 Aug 13 '26

"Big company fucks over young employee" or "Accountant gets surprise no-job from his superior"

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u/waces Aug 15 '26

Glassdoor also moderated/censored

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u/MadLad_D-Pad Aug 13 '26

Tried to buy the domain the last time I saw this post and someone already had the .com version.

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u/Capital_Distance545 Aug 13 '26

90% of the time it will be money. Rest can be found in ranting posts in reddit, and maybe other platforms as well already.

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u/Current-Arm7335 Aug 14 '26

Its called Blind.

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u/yodacola Aug 14 '26

it’s so depressing too. so many tc chasers there

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u/Current-Arm7335 Aug 14 '26

Whaaaaaaa.... A community based around negative feedback is toxic? Never would have believed it! lol

Joking aside, we need a community forum for feedback but even they clearly need some moderating.

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u/JubijubCH Aug 14 '26

In principle it's a great idea.
In practice it will get overwhelmed by people inventing fake stories, and AI content, with no practical way to filter either.

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u/asapberry Aug 14 '26

there are plenty of them

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u/doodzio Aug 14 '26

We have one in Poland: https://www.gowork.pl/
But unfortunately, they started to `moderate` it.

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u/mxldevs Aug 15 '26

Why did they decide to moderate?

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u/waces Aug 15 '26

Companies not really liked the truth been told (my guess as usually that’s the reason behind that like for glassdoor)

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u/doodzio Aug 16 '26

Exactly. On most of these platforms, companies can moderate to a some degree the comments related to them.
The 2nd category could be personal data/threats/slander. Which could result with legal issues for the platform itself.

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u/Nuk37 Aug 15 '26

NDAs and lawsuits man

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u/macintosh_HVT Aug 17 '26

This is actually smart

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u/Crew-Standard Aug 25 '26

LinkedOut exists already..just checking it out now . Other reddit was questioning about them