Been rounding up Reddit posts where ex-employees reveal “company secrets.” Here are some crazy ones:
1/ “Glassdoor removes job reviews and lets employers choose which ones get shown first!”
2/ Checked this one myself and got a discount on a mower last week:
“Home Depot employees can give $49.99 off any item without it flagging for approval.
Department heads can do $99.99.
Assistant store managers can do ~249.99.
Store manager ~499.99.”
3/ "If you were on Live Chat with Customer Care, I could see what you were typing before pressing send.
I watched people work through racist, sexist statements, fraudulent lies, grammar fixes, & their whole range of emotions in real-time before deleting and typing ‘ok.’”
Did you know there are religious institutions worth $10B-$100B?
• making more revenue than 70% of startups
• owning a million dollars worth of lands/stocks
• contributing $1.2T of economic value in the US alone (as of 2016)