The company monitors this site but legal have advised them not to ever respond 🤣🤣🤣
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As anonymous as it gets nowadays, I guess. There’s a cr-p-ton of boards on here, people constantly drop dirt on their jobs, and journalists often scoop it up for headlines. So yeah, no shock that all the big-name companies aren't thrilled about it. You can bet they'd love to shut this place down or at least dox the posters, but without a subpoena or a court order, they're out of luck. And those only get issued for serious stuff, like threats or major violations.
Several people in my group have posted completely outrageous attacks on management here from their work laptop and they are still around. We laugh about it in the lunch room from time to time.
Anyone who posts to this site with a company phone or laptop should win a Darwin Award.
Every single keystroke you type on a Company machine can be retrieved and traced to an individual.
No communication on the Internet is anonymous. There is a lot of information that is collected from the machine you are using to access the website, the question is can Chevron use it to collect information? I made it through the Phase one with a job offer and I have posted statements "may be considered less than desirable" from a corporate perspective. However, I have always posted with fact based criteria.
So is the website used by Chevron? Maybe, but I was offered a job and I accepted it....
Yes, it is. There have been times when leadership has tried to get information off this site and they were unable to. However, if you are stupid enough to use your company device to logon, they can see everything.
Posting here from the company laptop is elite, I salute those that do.
Nothing is truly anonymous. If you are posting from your company's laptop, the IT department can definitely see the content of your posts.
From the privacy link on this website. Please chime in any IT people:
- 1 HTTP Request Data
As with most other websites, we collect and use some of the data your browser automatically submits to the server when browsing the website. This data is typically stored in server log files. The HTTP request data we may record include your IP (internet protocol) address.
yes