Job vacancies and recruitment marketing show how you present yourself as an employer. Reviews on Glassdoor and Indeed add the experiences of current and former employees.
In larger organisations, such as educational institutions, this feedback can be spread across different platforms. When reviews are viewed separately, it takes more time to recognise which topics keep coming back and how the public image of the organisation is changing.

By following employee feedback in a structured way, you get a more complete picture than when you only look at individual reviews.
You can see which topics come up regularly, what sentiment goes with them and which emotions employees express. This allows you to:

Reviews from both platforms are available in Coosto Listen. You no longer need to check Glassdoor and Indeed separately: you work from one environment and spend less time searching and switching between platforms.
With sentiment analysis and EmotionAI, you can see more quickly which emotions and experiences recur in reviews. You don't have to analyse every review separately to recognise patterns in employee feedback.
See how volume, sentiment and recurring topics develop. This shows you earlier when certain themes come up more often, so your picture isn't based only on individual or recent reviews.
Use insights from employee reviews to better tailor your recruitment marketing in Coosto Publish to your target audience.
How employee reviews are collected, analysed and tracked over time in Coosto Listen.
Reviews from Glassdoor and Indeed can be tracked and analysed in Coosto Listen.
You can analyse recurring topics, sentiment and emotions and follow how they develop over time.
No. Internal research gives insight into what employees share within the organisation. Glassdoor and Indeed reviews add the public perspective of current and former employees.
Use them as additional input for employer branding, recruitment marketing, recruitment and the employee experience.