Maven Reviews

Like several other reviews of Maven published by Glassdoor, this one is fake. The idea that Maven would ever employ someone so clearly quasi-illiterate is insulting. Obviously, whoever posted this review never worked for Maven, and anyone with half a brain can see that (admittedly, “Don’t do cheating with employees” is sound advice, but our spouses already got that one covered, thanks; plus you stole “Worst company ever” from the Simpsons, and we warn you, Fox is pretty litigious). Still, Glassdoor continues to post whatever any random troll on the Internet wants to say about our company (and other companies) without any sort of verification. What value does Glassdoor provide to its users then? Unlike Glassdoor, Maven uses identification verification services to ensure a safe and ethical exchange of information. We highly value our employees and, in reality, have an exceptionally low employee turnover rate. On the upside, our team enjoys quite the chuckle when these clearly false reviews show up on Glassdoor. In other news: pro wrestling is scripted, there’s no Nigerian prince who needs you to just send him $1,000 so he can wire his fortune to you, and that dress was blue-and-black.

Maven does not currently, nor has it ever, employed anyone in Hemet, CA. This individual might be a participant in Maven's Global Knowledge Marketplace, but they have never been any employee of the company. Glassdoor admits that it does not verify that reviewers actually worked at the place they are reviewing, nor does it verify the accuracy of the review. We are uncertain what is meant by "adjustment in the compensation system," as there have been no recent changes in how we compensate Maven participants.