'Slander is illegal and can cost you lots and lots of money': Aggressive CEO replies to negative Glassdoor review, proves the reviewer right

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    r/antiwork u/Green_Flamingo_5835 23h ● Saw this review on Glassdoor. Employee is right on the money and the response confirms it
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    X Recommend Business Outlook CEO Approval Pros As my stay at this company was short (6 months) | can't really speak too much to pro's. The one redeeming quality of this company, is they have a handful of smart folks that should utilize their skills at a company with better leadership, culture, and values. Cons From the CEO down, leadership is extremely toxic: luckily this company is still tiny, so with a change of leadership, the toxic culture could be easily amended. I also happened to notice i
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    Response Hi "digital content creator"! 7y Thanks so much for taking the time to leave a fake review. Glad to see that all of our media exposure triggered you so much that you took the time to stop playing video games and create a fake account! It was *almost* believable, as you pointed out that we have great staff. That being said...you showed your lie in a couple of areas. I'll help you so you can go create another fake account and try again. First of all, we have yet to have any employees work
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    So perhaps more job hunting and less fake reviews after being triggered? I'm sure mommy wants you out of her basement by now! Sincerely, President / CEO PS - Slander is illegal and can cost you lots and lots of money. Might want to be a little more cautious when creating lies. glassdoor.com
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    III-Simple1706 - 22h CEO is the one triggered. CEO response is bigger red flag than actual post. Reply 8.9k
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    Green Flamingo_5835 OP. 22h Absolutely. CEO is legit unhinged and proves his employee's comments as true G 4.5k
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    Green_Flamingo_5835 OP. 23h What's also funny is he insinuated he can be sued for slander. What he means is libel which is really very telling here Reply 44.4K ↓
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    Orcus424 22h Millions of people learned that difference because of the Tobey Maguire Spider Man movies. 41.3k
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    Twisted Kestrel • 22h You should be proud of getting a post like that out of a "CEO". I keep hearing Glassdoor is too watered- down and accommodating of employers, but seeing this would be highly informative! Reply 4 1.1k ↓
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    Green Flamingo_5835 OP. 22h There's another post (this time it's someone even more moderate and constructive in criticism) where the CEO does the same thing. Definitely a toxic company 4 475 ...
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    SavinHill 22h Even with the anonymity, I knew right away what company this is. I never worked there but I know the guy is a real piece of work. ... Reply 4212
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    Green Flamingo_5835 OP 22h Definitely someone I'm interested in talking to then. He's a huge piece of work and he's up for a national award next month actually 103
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    antisharper 22h ● I'm why the F* is the CEO responding on Glassdoor.... don't you have ppl to do that while you make up SH*T to claim more pay for less work? Reply 1.7k ↓ ...
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    Green Flamingo_5835 OP. 22h He has nothing better to do ... 629
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    1 anlsrnvs 22h so youre saying, he's a CEO? /s ... 266
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    OrcsSmurai • 20h Legit, you can lose the /s. Of the companies I've been part of the one that had no CEO for a few years and posted massive record profits in that time only to nose dive as soon as they get a CEO sticks with me best. The kindest thing I can say about most CEOs is they keep themselves busy with nothing. When they actually impact real work it tends to be a disaster. ... 120
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    Fixerguy415 22h Truth is an absolute defense against a slander claim. If you're a Turdwookie, then calling you a Turdwookie isn't actionable. Quit being a Turdwookie and the CEO might have a case. Reply 4363
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    Green_Flamingo_5835 OP. 22h And I'm sure that's why no actual suit was filed 4125 ...

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