How the hell does a company that make 300m$ in revenue a year has it's main application be this garbage.
I'm not even talking about the "review-wall" requirement. The whole thing is garbage, the cities filter for example, it lists all the cities in the world!! you can't filter by country easily, and the filter don't stick from tab to tab, and you can barely search for sh*t, it's so clunky and bad it looks like it's a side project done by an intern.
I'm just so confused as to why it's the still by far the most popular website of its genre, I mean look at Twitter, it's a way more sophisticated enginereing product and with so much higher UX investments and it's getting destroyed by Threads soo fast the moment they started slipping.
Excuse the rant, I just don't get how there are no real alternatives to Glassdoor, I know levelsfyi exist and stuff similar to that, but nothing at the scale and breadth that Glassdoor covers
The companies that run these services contribute very little to their success. In fact many times they're popular in spite of the company. Think about how Yelp or Glassdoor will remove negative reviews if the business pays them, etc.
Just more landlords extracting value from things people create and enshittifying everything.