FAQs
What is the key responsibility of the Customer Experience Manager at Experian?
The key responsibility is to guide the health and success of assigned Departments by collaborating with Client Services, Product, Marketing, and CRM organizations to improve customer experience and manage operational relationships with external partners.
What qualifications are needed for this position?
A Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience, typically requiring a minimum of 8 years of demonstrated strategic leadership experience, along with customer service leadership and call center experience.
Is this position remote, and is there a preferred location?
Yes, this position is remote, but candidates from the Texas, United States area are preferred.
What types of experience are beneficial for this role?
Beneficial experiences include building relationships with clients, managing projects while meeting deadlines, handling support requests across various channels, and demonstrating adaptability and success in customer service leadership.
What are the expected work outcomes for the Customer Experience Manager?
Expected outcomes include improvement in retention, customer satisfaction (CSAT), and call center measurements, as well as optimizing brand performance and managing programs effectively.
How does Experian value its employees?
Experian places a strong emphasis on its people agenda, focusing on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), work/life balance, employee development, engagement, and wellness, making it an award-winning workplace.
What kind of leadership experience is preferred for this position?
An applicant should have experience in strategic leadership, particularly in customer service and call center environments.
Will the Customer Experience Manager be involved in risk management?
Yes, the role involves identifying, analyzing, and responding to project risks to ensure successful outcomes.
Are there opportunities for career development in this role at Experian?
Yes, Experian is committed to employee development and offers a variety of opportunities for advancement and skill enhancement.
How does this position contribute to customer satisfaction?
The Customer Experience Manager leads the strategy for improving customer satisfaction and loyalty by assessing and developing service features and managing feedback from various channels.