Experian reviews

Bloated and inefficient procurement of needed business items, slow to change and adapt - unless it is to save money. Desire of management to offer only average wages and benefits instead of focusing on being the best and attracting the best. Have even reduced benefits to maintain middle of the pack ranking.

Experian lost the concept of it's people being it's greatest asset. Layoffs occur yearly if not more and many of the people that survive the cut are senior management 'pets'. Many have had poor or adequate performance for years but are kept on the payroll because they either have relatives working at Experian or are pals with the VP's. They sold some of theie long term employees short and outsourced many IT job is the last year just to save a buck. Thats a kick in the pants to people who endured 15+ years of changes and operating decisions that were made by people who only stayed a year ot two before being laid off, fired, or moved on to other jobs. Don't work at Experian if you want to make plans for a long future.