Watch: Joshua Albanese on how to remove a Glassdoor review
In this short, Joshua Albanese, founder of The Reputation.org, answers "How to remove a Glassdoor review": Glassdoor removes only reviews that break its Community Guidelines. Delivered with AI-assisted narration. Every answer is written and verified by our reputation team.
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Video Transcript
Business owner: How to remove a Glassdoor review. Because a guy I never hired trashed my kitchen.
Joshua: You can't delete it, but you can flag it yourself or have a removal team build the case. Glassdoor only removes reviews that break its Community Guidelines. In your Employer Center, flag the review and pick the rule it breaks. Flagging takes a minute. Three things decide if Glassdoor actually removes it, and there's a faster way through all three.
Business owner: Three things. Go.
Joshua: One. The right rule. Not first hand, confidential information, or a second review inside a year. The wrong pick gets dismissed.
Business owner: He never worked here.
Joshua: Two. Then prove it. Records showing he was never on your payroll. Three. The follow up. A weak first flag gets dismissed, and you start over. If it's false and damaging, that's a question for a lawyer.
Business owner: I'm trying to hire cooks, not build cases.
Joshua: That's why TheReputation.org exists. We do this every day. We know which guideline fits, build the evidence, and work the appeal. On the review cases we take on, nearly 90% come down.
Business owner: Fair. Hand it over.
Joshua: If a Glassdoor review is costing you hires, comment "REMOVAL." We'll look at whether it breaks the guidelines and handle it for you.