19 reports · 100% first-party
What actually happened to 19 people who reported on this company.
Apply with caution — the evidence is thin or mixed.
What candidates reported about outreach and information requests. Plain shares, not a score — this panel makes no judgment about whether a given rate is good, bad, or lawful.
Document-request laws vary by jurisdiction and purpose — CandidateVoice reports what candidates said was asked and when, and does not give legal advice. Reports where a candidate skipped a question are excluded, never counted as a “no”.
Whether candidates report a clear interview timeline and an early salary discussion — pooled from two closed-enum questions candidates answer directly, never an inference.
16.0 effective reports
"Effective reports" is a weighted count, not a simple tally — so the reports-needed figure above is an approximation, not a guarantee. Candidate-reported only; never a judgment about legality.
Whether employees report a sustainable workload — work-life balance, long hours, and deadline pressure — pooled directly from the same closed-enum culture tags shown above, never re-interpreted.
More evidence is needed to show this dimension.
2.0 effective of 5 needed · roughly 3 more reports needed
"Effective reports" is a weighted count, not a simple tally. Employee/former-employee reported only; a report is counted only for the specific tags it selected — silence about a tag is never treated as an answer either way.
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Hiring Quality Score
58
36–77 range · 19.0 effective of 19 reports
19 first-party · 0 external
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