“The Right Squad” discussed the launch of a new platform, created by a former congressional staffer, which allows staffers to anonymously rate members of Congress.
A former congressional staffer has built a verified, anonymous review platform that lets Capitol Hill aides rate the lawmakers they work for, and the early results put mostly Democratic offices at the bottom of the list. David Tennent, founder of Capitol CNCT, launched the tool called "The Scoop" on July 20. It works like a […] The post Former Hill staffer launches anonymous review platform so aides can grade their bosses in Congress appeared first on American Almanac .
A former congressional staffer has built a verified, anonymous review platform that lets Capitol Hill aides rate the lawmakers they work for, and the early results put mostly Democratic offices at the bottom of the list. David Tennent, founder of Capitol CNCT, launched the tool called "The Scoop" on July 20. It works like a Glassdoor for Congress: current and former staffers log in with their House or Senate email addresses, submit reviews of the offices where they worked, and those reviews go live after Capitol CNCT screens them for authenticity. Within a week, verified ratings had already begun sorting congressional offices into winners and losers. The platform arrives at a moment when Capitol Hill's workplace culture is under sharper…Open