D&B Reviews
Updated Feb 8, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Pros
Talented people
Interesting projects
Great work flexibility
Cons
Pressure to meed unrealistic targets.
Constant pressure to build pipeline.
Management seems out of touch with front line sale people.
Advice to Senior Management
Management needs to get a plan and have everybody on board. Upper management tends to follow a "carrot and stick" approach, where they keep dangling the carrot further out and whips with a bigger stick.
Pros
Decent pay, industry recognized employer
Cons
Stiff old-school culture, poor work-life balance
Advice to Senior Management
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Pros
people, can make nice commission but not consistently, brand
Cons
failing technology, growth model is broken, poor senior leadership
Advice to Senior Management
pay your people to stick out the "MaxCV" transformation...you are going to loose all your good talent before you have enough good products on the truck for them to sell
Pros
Other associates are friendly
People are happy to help
Cons
Overly political
Poor communication
Poor usage of office space
Advice to Senior Management
Start at the basics. Make sure your employees are happy.
Pros
The caliber and character of the employees were excellent which allowed me to develop great friendships and grow both professionally and personally.
Cons
Ongoing downsizing (financial flexibility) in order to fuel 'growth' creates a negative employee culture and limits opportunities for career advancement.
Advice to Senior Management
D&B needs to stop continually downsizing because they are only worrying about the bottom line and the return for shareholders.
Pros
Data is plentiful but not easy to get
Cons
not innovative starts and stops in fits because of funds
Advice to Senior Management
innovate
Pros
Flexible. Potential to make great money. Industry leader. Innovating and spending money on technology and data. Great people....although not necessarily great management.
Cons
Management focused on month to month, quarter to quarter performance. Sometimes management doesn't have a long-term focus for strong customer relationships.
Pros
Job Flexibility, work from home ability
Autonomous work for the most part
Average Commute
Cons
No professional growth opportunities
No mentoring/coaching of employees
Low morale workplace
Horrible turnover of Global Leadership Team - with the exception of the CEO, practically no one at the highest level, has been with D&B for more than 5 years! The company is 100+ years old!
Advice to Senior Management
Understand that Sales only comes from Relationships...learn that you need to be a steward of your customers' needs first, shareholders' pockets 2nd...
Get some GLT Bench Strength and tenure...if there is any chance left.
Realize that you have competent sales teams, but not competent leadership to guide them.
Pros
Benefits were the best for me
Cons
The coaching needs to be improved
Advice to Senior Management
Be more considerate towards your employees
Pros
Benefits, work hours are great and no weekends, co-workers of same title very helpful.
Cons
Compensation is very complex, hard to figure what your paycheck will be. No job security from month to month.
