US-based recruitment platform Glassdoor increased its total capital by $40m on Friday following a funding round featuring Google Capital, the growth equity fund of diversified conglomerate Alphabet.
The latest round was led by T Rowe Price Associates and also included Battery Ventures, Sutter Hill Ventures and Tiger Global.
Founded in 2007, Glassdoor operates a platform for employees to share reviews and salary information anonymously. Businesses are able to reply to reviews for free.
Glassdoor also lets employers advertise positions and targets positions at users who are best suited for the job. The company boasts 30 million users and has collected data on more than 540,000 businesses across 190 countries.
Glassdoor has raised approximately $200m to date.
Google Capital previously led a $70m series F round in January 2015. Tiger, Battery and Sutter Hill also took part in that round.
Remaining backers in Glassdoor include DAG Ventures, Benchmark and Dragoneer Investment Group.