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Experian
2.8 of 5 161 reviews
www.experiangroup.com Dublin, Ireland 5000+ Employees

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A fast growing global business that continues to grow and has great prospects in the BRIC economies. Very stable

HRBP (Current Employee)
Nottingham, England

I have been working at Experian full-time for more than 8 years

ProsClear strategy, great CEO, has grown up alot since floated in 2006 and for anyone who wants to get diverse experience in a fast growth business, it still has plenty to offer. People are very friendly and want to help, there is a good team ethic through the business, which has grown alot over last few years. Benefits package is generally good overall, but base pay is no more than market average.

ConsSnr HR leadership team is OK, but by no means world beating and the organisation has outgrown current HRD. The rewards for Snr people seem at odds with other people lower in the organisation, so it would be nice for some of the great growth and results to trickle down. For people who perform, there is great experience to gain, albeit this doesn't always follow with promotions and reward, which can/will frustrate the ambitious There is a frustrating tendency to recruit externally for Snr roles, rather than use talent internally, which is far cheaper and much lower risk of failure.

Advice to Senior ManagementLook inside the organisation to promote to more snr roles and be prepared to take a risk, there are lots of talented people looking for that next step

Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend – I'm optimistic about the outlook for this company

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