1. Company performance and financial status: The performance of the company, such as operating status, profitability and market share, as well as the company's financial report and audit, are important factors that affect the public's evaluation of the company. If the company's performance is poor or there are problems such as financial fraud, it will lead to public distrust and negative evaluation of the company.
2. Quality of products or services: The quality of a company's products or services is another important factor that affects the public's evaluation of the company. If the quality of the company's products or services is poor, there are defects or security risks, which will lead to negative public evaluation of the company.
3. Social responsibility: The company's performance in social responsibility is also one of the important factors for the public to evaluate the company. If the company lacks the sense of social responsibility, there are problems such as environmental pollution and ineffective protection of employees' rights and interests, which will lead to negative public evaluation of the company.