I laughed a cynical laugh when my company's rating in the US on Glassdoor was 1.7 at one point -- soon after some HR shills added bogus 5.0 ratings to push it upward -- and it's 2.7 worldwide with the CEO at about 45%.
Supposedly the average rating is over 3. How is your firm doing, and do you think that that rating reflects reality?
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I know my current company has changed a lot in a year, let alone a decade.
Glassdoor is still useful but you have to read both the really negative and really positive reviews. If there are a lot of brief positive reviews and a lot of negative reviews that go into specifics and details then they are manipulating the system.
I'd look elsewhere but I'm on the wrong side of 40, haven't done a job search in decades, and would have no chance in today's cutthroat resume-shotgunning culture. So I choose to laugh cynically at my prison-warden employer instead.