PayScaleReviews of payscale.com

Asked me lots of personal questions - only to bait and switch to saying I needed to sign up to see the results.

I am writing to express my disappointment regarding one of your managers at Payscale, based in the Philippines. I recently had an interview with him, and I found the experience to be quite unprofessional. I also felt that some parts of the conversation reflected a homophobic attitude toward me, which was very disappointing. The reputation of your company reflects all of you, and I hope this concern is taken seriously. If you are able to read this, I kindly ask that you take appropriate action regarding this matter.

I have been working in total rewards for over two decades and I have never experienced service that is so terrible. They have an automatic review policy - that is buried in their terms of service. Then 30 days before the end of your contract they automatically renewed me and increased the cost by 35%. They cancel every meeting I schedule to talk to someone and won't let me talk to a manager.

Deceptive data stealing tactics, without any meaningful results

Incompetent website This site asks and asks before showing you anything useful, about sensitive and personal information, and only works half the time Even at the end when you've filled everything out, it deceptively asks for even more by requiring a sign up to view the results of all the information you put in- if it saves it at all and doesn't send you back to the beginning. Use indeed or something

filled out information 3 times the first two time it just froze, the last time brought me to 'tell us about you page' and the button brought me back to the first part of the information page that I've filled out 2 time prior. its dumb, obviously they can't tell me what I should be paid because they couldn't bother to pay their people to make a working website.

Scam website, they don't provide any insight or information.

Absolutely useless! Prepare yourself to spend 10m+ giving out your sensitive data, filling out stupid forms, just so that they give you NOTHING after that. Literally an empty page with no results. I tried on both Chrome and Safari browsers. Clearly, it's not a browser bug, but a pure scam.