Show HN: Pro Health Ledger – An open-source, net-neutral reputation system
A new platform called Professional-Health-Ledger (PHL) aims to create an open-source reputation system for professional conduct. The initiative was inspired by personal experiences with poor management and seeks to provide transparency and accountability in workplace interactions. Users can vouch for or flag individuals based on their experiences, with a focus on maintaining a non-anonymous and legally sound environment.
- ▪The platform allows users to vouch for or flag individuals based on their professional conduct.
- ▪PHL is designed to be non-anonymous to prevent fake profiles and ensure legal compliance.
- ▪The system respects GDPR/DPDP guidelines and includes a moderation queue for text reviews.
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I joined a company where after joining I was shocked to be demeaned, belittled, publicly insulted in front of peers and my reporting team of AI engineers. The manager even crossed personal boundaries where he would even question my homemaker spouse as being irresponsible in taking care of our kids when they fell ill and I had to take a Wfh and leaves a couple of times. He used vulgar actions and language like "Why don't you hold and squeeze the b*lls of people who don't cooperate with us for sharing data?" This was even when HR (a lady) was sitting in the same room.
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Excerpt limited to ~120 words for fair-use compliance. The full article is at Ycombinator.