Get Glassdoor company overview
Input
employerId requiredGlassdoor numeric employer id (e.g. 9079 for Google), as returned by search_companies. The name slug is resolved by Glassdoor's own redirect.
Output
name requiredemployerId requiredNumeric employer id parsed from the canonical URL
url optionallogo optionalsize optionalEmployee count band
awards optionalrating optionalOverall rating out of 5
ceoName optionalrevenue optionalwebsite optionalindustry optionaldescription optionalratingCount optionalceoApprovalPct optionalrecommendToFriendPct optionalSearch Glassdoor jobs
Search Glassdoor job listings by keyword and optional free-text location (city). Returns total and jobs (jobId, title, url, company, rating, location, salary, snippet, postedAgo) for the first results page (~30 listings — Glassdoor's pagination is a JS "load more" action, not a URL param, and was observed to break the page outright on click, so only page 1 is supported here). Location is resolved via Glassdoor's own place-autocomplete, preferring the first city-level match, because the top overall suggestion can be a broader state or region record that Glassdoor then silently fails to filter by; an unrecognized or non-filtering location throws. Glassdoor serves the UI (and some listing labels like the skills line) in whatever language/locale it geo-resolves the session to, independent of the job's own country — text fields may not be in English or in the language of the job itself. Distinct from the existing search_companies/get_company scripts, which cover company profiles and reviews, not job postings.
Search companies
Search Glassdoor employers by name → list of {employerId, name, shortName, logo, website}. Returns ~10 fuzzy matches ranked by Glassdoor's own employer search suggestions — near-name and substring matches are included (e.g. "Airbus" also yields "Air Busan"), and an exact match is not guaranteed to be first. logo/website/shortName may be null. The employerId feeds get_company and the other employer-scoped scripts. Anonymous, read-only.