top | item 21843577 (no title) someexgamedev | 6 years ago I've heard of places where HR requires you to write a (probably) glowing Glassdoor review during onboarding. Or severance which is conditioned on not writing a negative review.Goodhart's Law at work. discuss order hn newest phyzome|6 years ago Easy enough: Write the glowing review, then contact Glassdoor and report your company. I'm fairly sure Glassdoor would then remove all the reviews. jacquesm|6 years ago No, they'd offer the company to remove the negative review for a fee. izzydata|6 years ago Write a good review, receive your severance and then change it to a negative review. waterlink|6 years ago In some countries the law specifically mentions that such terms of severance agreement is not valid and cannot be enforced. unknown|6 years ago [deleted]
phyzome|6 years ago Easy enough: Write the glowing review, then contact Glassdoor and report your company. I'm fairly sure Glassdoor would then remove all the reviews. jacquesm|6 years ago No, they'd offer the company to remove the negative review for a fee.
izzydata|6 years ago Write a good review, receive your severance and then change it to a negative review.
waterlink|6 years ago In some countries the law specifically mentions that such terms of severance agreement is not valid and cannot be enforced.
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