Glassdoor
Glassdoor at a glanceGlassdoor (Business) has a unitQ Score of 86 out of 100, rated good, as the 30-day average on Nov 9, 2026, up 1 point from 85 in the previous 30 days. The score draws on 617 user feedback reports from the App Store and Google Play in the last 30 days. Top feedback themes: Difficult to Navigate UI, Can't Get Jobs and No Response or Help Received.
What’s unitQ Score? unitQ Score measures the gap between user expectations and their actual experience. It is an unbiased and proprietary machine-generated scoring algorithm that represents the percentage of a company's customers reporting a frictionless experience with their product or service.
unitQ Score 30 Day Average as of Nov 09, 2026 1 point score increase in the last 30 days
30-Day Trend
User Feedback
- iOS
- 11 % 67 Reports
- Android
- 89 % 550 Reports
Top feedback themes
- ApplicationUser InterfaceDifficult to Navigate UI
- EngagementsFind WorkCan't Get Jobs
- Customer Support & SuccessConductNo Response or Help Received
- ApplicationLoginCan't Log In
- ApplicationStabilityForce Closing Or Crashing
About Glassdoor
What is Glassdoor?
Glassdoor is an app that provides job seekers with company reviews, salary information, and interview insights to help them make informed career choices. With user-generated content, the app allows employees to share their work experiences and rates their companies, making it a valuable resource for anyone looking to find a new job.
Is Glassdoor safe?
Glassdoor has safety measures, but users, especially younger ones, should be cautious. The platform has faced data leaks, compromising user anonymity and trust. While it offers valuable job information, issues like content censorship and privacy concerns raise risks for vulnerable users.
Who owns Glassdoor app?
The Glassdoor app is owned by Recruit Holdings, a Japanese company that acquired it in 2018. As a subsidiary, Glassdoor operates independently under Recruit Holdings, which also owns Indeed.