Now, there's a new website on air that can help you anonymously review your boss or co-workers online.
According to MSNBC, GetUnvarnished.com says that it will be used for "building, managing, and researching professional reputation, using community-contributed, professional reviews."
Being Straight With Your Boss Cuts Stress (for Both)
According to research published on Wednesday, telling your boss what you really think of them is good for your health -- and helps managers improve.
According to research published on Wednesday, telling your boss what you really think of them is good for your health -- and helps managers improve.
However, GetUnvarnished doesn't give people the choice as to whether they're reviewed or have the power to get reviews deleted.
They may not even know others are writing about them, unless they seek out the site or the person reviewing chooses to have a courtesy email sent.
Rate Your Boss and Ease Your Work Stress
Companies are being urged to allow staff to rate their managers' ability, because telling a boss what they think of them through constructive feedback is found to be good for workers' health.
Companies are being urged to allow staff to rate their managers' ability, because telling a boss what they think of them through constructive feedback is found to be good for workers' health.
Currently in a beta version, GetUnvarnished.com is invite-only and limited to 400,000 users.
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