Thursday, September 6, 2007

Who should rate his employer?

I am thinking about several groups that could take part in submitting reviews:


  1. THE DISGRUNTLED

    You will probably think about this group first.
    Here I see those employees who are dissatisfied with oneself and their job and only want to vent their frustration.

    Remark: I try to check every review and want to remark that reviews where all criteria set to 1 without giving any explanations will not be released because they are of no help to others.


  2. THE DISSATISFIED

    These people typically write a detailed review with particular descriptions of the reasons for their dissatisfaction. Such reviews are ok and most welcome.


  3. THE CRITICAL

    These employees are basically satisfied but do have some critical issues which are described in detail. Such reviews are of a great help to others!


  4. THE SELFISH

    These people don’t want to share their opinion with others.
    Remark: Has to be accepted.


  5. THE SATISFIED

    This is the (in my opinion largest) group where everything is ok and where is no need for changes.
    Remark: This group is therefore hardest to motivate to submit a review. If you are one of them I would be especially pleased about your review ;-)


  6. THE DISTRUSTFUL

    These people, who are not really sure what happens to their reviews. Is everything really anonymous? Should I expect consequences about my (probably negative) review?
    Remark: Here I only can let time work for me and a lot of other reviews to build up trust which may lead to participation.

  7. THE STRESSED OUT

    These employees have a lot on their plate and don’t have time for it ‘at the moment’. But soon they will have time … Will see!


  8. THE ENTHUSIASTIC

    These people who have a lot of fun at their job and are very proud of their company. They like to share their happiness with others and are glad to write a detailed review.

I would appreciate if you write a comment below to remark on groups I didn’t cover!

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