Career site Glassdoor launches interview-prep section
Glassdoor, the career site that gives users details on what it’s like to work at thousands of companies, has launched a new section on its site designed to help the swelling ranks of job seekers better prepare for interviews. Basically, users will now have free… Continue Reading
Glassdoor.com gets a $6.5M raise to share salary data
With employers big and small announcing layoffs, there’s plenty of interest in figuring out which companies are the best places to work — after all, we may all be looking for jobs soon. Glassdoor.com, a site that compiles salary data and CEO ratings, is in… Continue Reading
Rate-your-boss site Glassdoor growing, now supports international currency
Glassdoor, the startup where employees can rate their bosses and share salary data, says it has been growing healthily since its launch in June — from a collection of 3,000 reports and reviews representing 250 companies, it has expanded to include 60,000 reports from workers… Continue Reading
Glassdoor: Let your boss (and the world) know what you really think
Sausalito, Calif. startup Glassdoor has been pretty stealthy — it announced its second round of venture funding without revealing anything about its product. But now the Benchmark-backed company is finally launching Glassdoor.com in public testing mode. The site, it turns out, is a place where… Continue Reading
Stealth startup Glassdoor raises $3M
Glassdoor, a Sausalito, Calif.-based startup in stealth mode, has raised $3 million in a second funding round led by Benchmark Capital.
The company’s site has little to say about its plans, except that it will have “something live in mid-2008.” I called a Benchmark representative, but… Continue Reading