So may resign in IT Department mumbai - Junior Software Engineer bei Experian: Mitarbeiterbewertung

1.0
21. Okt. 2021
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you will get good laptop when you join

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so many employees are resign in IT department in few months it head -1 operation head-1 development head-1 big data lead-1 big data developer-1 dataengineer lead-1 java lead-2 java developers -3 analytic-1 database engineer-1 vendor-3 tester-1 in few months only full team is empty.no is wanting to work here. no one is care for the employees.worst place worst management by bosses.dont know who is keep him

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4y
Thank you for your review. It’s unfortunate that we are seeing some attrition. However, this is a global phenomenon at the moment and not something isolated to Experian alone. We are also really happy for our colleagues who are finding great opportunities outside after spending an average of 3 to 5 years with Experian. My team and I are eager to improve your experience and address some of your comments. I strongly recommend reaching out to me, in the strictest of confidence, to provide more context and for me to help with specific issues that may be impacting you. HR Director India

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