Glassdoor - Job reviews & salaries

Introducing the latest Glassdoor app that seamlessly merges work with life. Explore job opportunities, read company reviews and salary details, and engage in genuine, anonymous discussions with professionals just like you. Have honest conversations, seek career guidance, trade interview tips, and bond with colleagues and industry experts - all in real-time on the new Glassdoor app.

Key Features:

- Work-related discussions: Connect with coworkers and industry peers in designated "bowls" to discuss workplace topics and personal experiences.

- Salary transparency: Research and compare salaries across different job levels to empower yourself during negotiations.

- Company reviews and ratings: Access firsthand insights from employees on various aspects such as company culture, pay, leadership, and work-life balance.

- Easy job search and application process: Receive job alerts matching your preferences and apply quickly through the app.

- Diversity and inclusion highlights: Filter company ratings based on diversity factors like gender, race, sexual orientation, and more to identify inclusive workplaces.

Discover your work community on Glassdoor. Download the app today to explore these features and more.

How to Use Glassdoor to Search for a Job

Start your Glassdoor Profile

Creating a Glassdoor Profile is the jumping-off point for your job search. Your Glassdoor profile includes your resume, a short personal introduction, a list of your professional skills and expertise, your contact information, and, if you choose, a profile picture. This information is visible to employers, and allows you to apply for many jobs on Glassdoor with just a few clicks. But don’t worry — any reviews you leave will still be private!

Browse Jobs

Now that you’ve uploaded your resume, it’s time to get searching. Glassdoor’s job search tool allows you to adjust across categories like location, salary range, date posted, distance, job type and more to bring you personalized job suggestions. Since each job listing opens a preview pane, there’s no need to hop between tabs — you can browse a company’s ratings, basic information, average salaries and benefits in the same pane as the job description. That way, you can immediately see if the company information matches up with what you’re looking for.

If you want to get extra-specific with your job search, the “More” tab opens up a detailed list of criteria you can filter your search with, including company rating, size, industry, ability to “Easy Apply” and more. And if you see a job you like, but don’t have time to apply right away, clicking the “Save” button will keep the job on file for you. Then you don’t need to worry about losing the posting, and you can go back and look at it later.

Create Job Alerts

Sometimes, scrolling through job listings every day to find the one that’s perfect gets tiresome. That’s where job alerts come in. By entering basic information about the type of job you’re looking for and your location into Glassdoor’s job alert tool, relevant jobs are delivered to your inbox each day, with no need for extra work on your part.

Know Your Worth

Ideally, you want to find a job that pays you fairly — one that offers you a salary that is at (or above!) the market value of your skill set. Glassdoor built the Know Your Worth tool so that job seekers and employees can know exactly what salary they deserve according to their unique circumstances (job title, location, years of experience, etc.). Knowing your worth can help you filter the jobs you’re searching for within a certain salary range. Since many jobs on Glassdoor include an estimated salary range, you can tell right away whether a position will fit with your desired pay grade.

Read Company Reviews

So you’ve flagged some job postings and feel keen on pressing the “Easy Apply” button. Before you do that, you might want to take a little more time to research. If a company has an 18% “Recommend to a Friend” rating, for example, it may be a cause for pause. Taking the time to read through reviews that current and past employees have written on a company can give you a powerful impression of whether this company is really a place you can see yourself. In addition, if anything sticks out to you in the reviews, the information you gather can be a springboard for questions you ask the person who interviews you. You can also browse reviews for information that can help you fill in our “What to Look for When Researching a Company” checklist, such as scoops on office culture, employee perks and company values.

Browse Benefits

While some benefits will be clearly stated on a company’s website, Glassdoor can give you the inside scoop on benefits of all kinds offered to employees. This includes financial benefits like 401(k) plans and performance bonuses and family benefits like parental leave and the ability to work from home, as well as vacation and sick leave policies, mobile phone discounts, gym memberships, and free lunch, and professional support like job training and tuition assistance. All of these can seriously factor into your decision to even apply for a job. In addition, the “Benefits” tab of any company’s page includes hand-written reviews from current and former employees about individual benefits. These can contain valuable information about a company’s approach to benefits. For example, if a company technically gives 20 days of paid vacation per year, but employees write that there’s a culture of being discouraged from taking your full vacation allowance, you might want to take that into consideration.