Experian Client Development Manager reviews

since working there they've had a random layoffs but they pay compensation if they lay you off. There is always alot of changes and it can be hard to keep up but just like any other job, follow rules and policies and you'll be good. If you are positive about random changes then it shouldn't really affect you. health insurance is a bit pricey

Where to start? Commission statements. You never know what you are getting paid or if it is correct. We wouldn't get commission statements for months at a time. Then you would need to spend hours combing through as the there are thousands of lines of data on the statement. While I was employed there we had a payment agreement on service data. After some time they literally pulled all of us into a meeting and said they would not be paying us for what we had already produced. For me that constitutes theft. They told us many things and never followed through on anything in regards to pay, product, or working conditions. Even after switching positions it was the same nonsense. My team saw a 95% turnover in a 60 day time frame.