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From the people who know it.
A fuller picture of the places we work and the companies we work with. Employee and customer reviews, with the details that matter.
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More context. Better questions.
Two questions, kept separate.
Employee reviews describe working at a company. Customer and partner reviews describe doing business with it. The categories never mix, and an employee rating never moves a supplier score.
- 01What is it like to work here?
For employees, former employees, and contract workers.
- 02What is it like to work with them?
For customers, suppliers, and business partners.
The employee scorecard
The workplace, in detail.
Eight dimensions. Rate the ones you saw firsthand. Not observed is a missing observation, not a zero.
- 01Safety & working conditions
Day-to-day safety practices, training and ability to raise concerns.
- 02Leadership & communication
Clarity, accountability and support from managers.
- 03Respect & belonging
Fair treatment, teamwork and respect across roles.
- 04Pay & benefits
Fairness of compensation and usefulness of benefits.
- 05Workload & flexibility
Sustainable workload, scheduling and time away from work.
- 06Learning & career growth
Training, mentorship and opportunities to progress.
- 07Tools & resources
Equipment, staffing and resources to do your job well.
- 08Quality & continuous improvement
Support for doing good work and improving how it gets done.
A review should help you ask better questions.
- 01Room for the details.
Eight workplace dimensions and six supplier dimensions. Rate what you know firsthand and leave the rest unobserved.
- 02Your experience. Your choice.
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- 03Clear about what is verified.
Email verification confirms an inbox. Employment, business relationships, and statements remain self-reported.
The field notes
Make every perspective count.
- Reviewer guide Make your experience useful to someone else. A practical guide to writing a specific, fair company review while protecting your privacy.
- Workplace guide Read beyond the overall rating. Use workplace reviews to prepare better questions about safety, leadership, pay, workload, and growth.
- Buyer guide Put supplier feedback in context. Understand what customer reviews can tell you about quality, delivery, communication, and issue resolution.
One network. Different perspectives.
Keep the whole picture in view
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