Share what happened in your hiring process
Pick the company, answer whether you want to work there, tap the red flags you ran into, rate the process, say when it was and how it ended, and add one line if you like. It takes about a minute, and the next candidate sees it before they apply.
What do you share?
The company; whether, after the process, you want to work there; the red flags you ran into (and up to 2 green ones); your ratings of reply speed, how long it all took, fairness and respect; when it was, the role and how far you got (Application sent, Company confirmed screening, First interview, Multiple interviews, Position offered); how it ended (Hired, Not hired, I withdrew, Still waiting); and one line in your own words.
Who sees it?
A public story shows on the company's page without your name. You can also share it only with a circle of friends. The company never sees who wrote it.
Can the company answer?
Yes. A company that claims its page can reply in public, under your story. It cannot edit or hide what you shared.
How should you write it?
Say what happened, not what you call them: the steps, the dates, what you were asked. That is what helps the next candidate.
What does β Verified application mean?
You can show us an email the company sent about your application, and we check it is real. The mark then says you were really in that process. It does not check what you wrote: that stays your own experience.
How to share
- Find the company, or add it if it is missing.
- Answer whether you want to work there.
- Tap the red flags you ran into.
- Rate reply speed, how long it all took, fairness and respect.
- Say when it was, the role and how far you got.
- Tap how it ended.
- Add one line if you want, then share.
Your time is valuable, and so is the next candidate's. Before your next application, check the company here too.
Last updated September 25, 2026