About Glassdoor
Glassdoor connects job seekers with employers by providing a job search engine, personalized salary tools, and an extensive database of company reviews. Job seekers can browse millions of job listings and gain insights into company cultures through anonymous employee feedback. Employers can post job openings for free and utilize branding solutions to attract talent. Glassdoor generates revenue through advertising and premium subscription services, aiming to enhance the job search experience for individuals and improve recruitment for companies.
Mill Valley, CaliforniaHeadquarters
2007Year Founded
$198.9MTotal Funding
ACQUISITIONCompany Stage
Consulting, Consumer SoftwareIndustries
1,001-5,000Employees
Benefits
Medical, dental, & vision coverage
PTO
401(k) with 50% match
Professional development
Risks
Privacy concerns over exposed real names may erode user trust and engagement.
Transition to fully remote work could challenge company culture and collaboration.
Competitors may exploit Glassdoor's privacy issues to capture disillusioned users.
Differentiation
Glassdoor offers a unique combination of job listings and company reviews.
The Fishbowl feature enables anonymous professional networking and candid conversations.
Glassdoor's employer branding solutions help companies showcase their workplace culture.
Upsides
Growing demand for remote work insights boosts Glassdoor's relevance in the job market.
Inclusion in Fast Company's list highlights Glassdoor's innovative approach to employer branding.
Acquisition of Fishbowl aligns with trends towards integrating social networking in job platforms.
Funding
Total raised$198.92 M
Latest valuation$1.20 B
StageACQUISITION
ACQUISITION
4/30/2018$1.2 K
$1.20 BSERIES H
5/31/2016$40
$1.00 BSERIES F
12/31/2014$70
$350.00 MSERIES E
11/30/2013$50
$250.00 MSERIES D
9/30/2012$20
$100.00 MSERIES C
1/31/2011$12
$60.00 MSERIES B
9/30/2008$6
$32.50 MSERIES A
10/31/2007$3
$15.00 M