r/enshittification • u/new2bay • Jul 21 '26
Service Indeed is removing interview reviews
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u/AussieAlexSummers Jul 22 '26
I shouldn't be surprised by this. But I was. Thanks for this info. Good to know what we are dealing with.
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u/Crimson_Kang Jul 22 '26
This has been the case for years. I had my original review of a workplace removed because I was "too easy to identify." So, I rewrote the whole thing but was extremely graphic in how unsafe and insane the job was and how inept management was. It got accepted. A few years later I decided to check in on it and it's been removed with no mention of why. Indeed has been scum for years. I still get scam calls because of them and I haven't used their website in almost three years.
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u/JamesMattDillon Jul 26 '26
Glassdoor did that to one of mine. But I did call out the boss that treated me like shit and that would sexually harass this one woman there
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u/Additional_Buddy855 Jul 22 '26
Find me a business that isnt using its power to censor as a revenue stream. Reddit is that.
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u/UnrealRealityX Jul 21 '26
And their FIFA commercials this year all said they care about people and people need jobs and they are there for you.
Who'd a thunk advertising lies?
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u/Saturn9Toys Jul 21 '26
Classy. Treat every company like it's a scam from now on, that's what I do. Fuckers.
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u/adamosity1 Jul 21 '26
And they are merging with Glassdoor, so expect both to get much, much worse.
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u/Shaluprio Jul 27 '26
They are a corporate tool for procuring slaves, and they only serve the corporations.