Great place to learn... Bad place to stay - Client Service Executive Nielsen Employee Review

3.0
Dec 8, 2009
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

The job is fun, the learning is endless, the job environment is excellent, the opportunities to learn the marketing and trade dynamics are way more easy to get than in other companies, even manufacturers. Senior management is available always, and they're willing to teach their executives how the job should be done

Cons

The pay is way under the line of what is right for the kind of professionals they want to recruit. The process is still defective and not fulfilling the quality standards it should have. Human Resources is seriously mislead about how they should handle personnel, and what are the concerns, needs and requirements of both company and employees

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Cons

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Pros

Absolutley nothing. Which is a tragedy, because Nielsen was once an absolutely great place to work. I wanted to retire here. The culture used to be great, and I really loved being a part of this place. I loved my team, my management, and the people. Then along came the current CEO who is the classic example of a person who knows the cost of everything, but the value of nothing. He took over and ran the company full speed ahead in to the iceberg. And to try and save the sinking ship, he laid off literally thousands of highly experienced, highly trained, and highly engaged people to replace them with fresh overseas hires who know nothing about the company and expect them to be trained from the ground up to replace literally centuries of collective expererience and client relations. It's a disaster. This CEO shouldn't be trusted to run a lemonade stand.

Cons

Everything. Pay, job security, culture, management. Nothing is good here anymore. Don't take a job here unless you are truly desperate. And even then, it should only be as a stop-gap until you can find something else.

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