What factors do you consider when evaluating job security in a company?

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Company financial stability62%

Industry trends45%

Length of time in business33%

Recent layoffs or restructuring50%

Employee turnover rate46%

Compensation26%

Culture45%

Blindly following Review sites (eg. GlassDoor)4%

Other(s)2%

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Google Education Program Manager in Media3 years ago

Why is "Review sites" written with the judgment of "Blindly following..."? I definitely use Review sites, and confirm or ask about the findings when I do interviews. 

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You make an excellent point, <mention id="63d31d02ee986da96f1c12b7" displayname="Stephanie Barry"></mention>.  I also use review sites, but I didn&#39;t click off that checkbox because the wording (&#34;Blindly following&#34;) implied using those sites without any critical thinking.  

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