What do you think is the difference in the companies that lose trust and that keep it?
Would you agree with this idea: the companies that keep trust figure out a business incentive that aligns with keeping it?
for example
- HackerNews wants the best content to attract smart people to apply to YCombinator, which is where they make money
- Wikipedia is a nonprofit, relying on happy users and foundations to donate
- Craigslist is effectively a Public Benefit Corporation; They have a noncorporate noncommercial ethos as a closely held entity, and choose not to profit maximize
What do you think Glassdoor should do to align their business with having accurate and trusted reviews?
Would you agree with this idea: the companies that keep trust figure out a business incentive that aligns with keeping it?
for example - HackerNews wants the best content to attract smart people to apply to YCombinator, which is where they make money - Wikipedia is a nonprofit, relying on happy users and foundations to donate - Craigslist is effectively a Public Benefit Corporation; They have a noncorporate noncommercial ethos as a closely held entity, and choose not to profit maximize
What do you think Glassdoor should do to align their business with having accurate and trusted reviews?