The Org
Public org charts
The Org is the world's biggest network of public org charts. Join us on our mission to make organizations more transparent!
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What reviewers say about The Org
Reviews of The Org highlight a clean, intuitive interface, easy admin setup, and strong value for recruiting and candidate transparency—users like sharing team bios and seeing reporting lines. Many praise the mission and find the data readable and helpful for evaluating roles. Concerns center on outdated or inaccurate charts, limited integrations and customization, and onboarding that leans on self-serve. A minority raise ethical and privacy worries about scraped data and phishing risks. Overall, it’s admired for usability and hiring impact but needs fresher data and tighter controls.
This AI synopsis blends highlights gathered from recent reviewers.
How people rate The Org
Based on 12 reviews
Recent highlights
Great product, very useful for any company to attract and maintain talent.
The concept and UI, UXis good. But there are too limited integrations and lack of customization.
This product is a hard no for me. While it may have been intended to be useful to understand company hierarchies, it was not planned well. The platform often includes incredibly outdated and inaccurate information, which renders it invaluable to their target audience who have to double check other sources. Creating organizational charts through data scraping raises some serious ethical and legal questions. This reliance on potentially sensitive, non-public data can compromise the privacy of organizations and their employees who did not consent to their information being shared. Making these "charts" so accessible leaves companies vulnerable to phishing attacks, as bad actors could easily use this information to target employees. This creates a false sense of security, making it easier for scams to slip through the cracks.