Boys club (Experian Australia) - Sales Experian Employee Review

1.0
Oct 19, 2021
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Pay is ok, targets unreasonable

Cons

If you want to succeed you'll need to be part of the boys club. Regardless of your performance, you'll be overlooked unless you're willing to "fit in". Management are a group of mates who have little understanding of how to run a business.

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Experian Response
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Thank you for your feedback. We’re a passionate people first organisation, focused on building a high performance environment and a fantastic culture (Experian Australia was recently recognised externally as a Great Place to Work and attained Top Employer accreditation). I’m sorry to hear that this doesn’t seem to reflect your experience and that we can’t now improve things for you, something my team and I would have been eager and able to do when you were part of the Experian family. If you’d like to provide more context then please feel free to reach out, I’d be interested in understanding more. HR Director Australia & New Zealand

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