Experian Employer Reviews

A typical day at work was working with my clients both remotely and onsight. Much of the work was guiding them through the requirement, development, and testing processes. I had experience with much of what Experian provided to their clients, but I learned much about the way Experian delivered solutions. I had four different managers during the 4 years – more...  with Experian, that proved to be disruptive and quite distracting. My co-workers were very knowledgeable and a pleasure to work with. I had no issues with any co-worker while employed at Experian. The hardest part of the job was the constant changes in corporate and business unit strategies, which caused changes in management and restructuring of projects already underway with solid teams. The most enjoyable part of the job was the opportunity to work directly with clients and the ability to take ownership of decisions and the client solutions. – less

a typical day consisits of contacting existing data base , cross sell/up sell & renew as well as solicit new business,either through cold calling .or referrals.

Enjoyed both consumer and business side of the data business. Successful in both of my roles.

Lots of fun nice people, laid back work environment. Very talented leaders.

Since I worked in multiple departments-Target Marketing and AIS, I don't really have a composite "typical day."

Learned about motor vehicle information databases generated from title and registration data, and various state laws that impact the collection of that data.

Management towards the end were falsely optimistic; reassuring people that there – more...  jobs were safe as departments were being cut all around them. – less

enjoyed working for the company but was underpaid for the work that was being done