Solid business model means good profit sharing for P3 and above. Backwards WFH policies create discontent - Training Equifax Employee Review

3.0
Sep 26, 2022
Recommend
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Pros

Honestly the company makes good money and if you are at a P3 level or above, that will come back to you with consistent profit sharing. S band and P1/P2 roles are out of luck and unvalued.

Cons

3/2 + 2 WFH policy is lagging behind other equivalent employers and creates whispers and discontent. Your ability to bend the policy is entirely at your department & manager's discretion, which creates inequality. Lots of people looking for jobs on the side, and there's been difficulty in filling roles because people don't want to be restricted. Some open roles sit that way for 6+ months with people receiving offers, then rejecting them when the truth about WFH comes out.

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5.0
Jul 8, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Career growth potential Tools for self improvement Focus on diversity and inclusion Vision of future for applications or roles Available programs for mental and physical well being Strive for greatness

Cons

At times management restructure has resulted in progression delays Some positions can have difficult work / life balance

2.0
Jun 12, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

My direct manager. Comp plan if you’re lucky enough to find several whale clients, and if you’re lucky, the commission is approved.

Cons

There are a lot. First, office politics. Equifax expects employees to be very corporate and robotic. Metrics metrics metrics. 100% focused on revenue, not customers. Metrics, metrics, metrics. PIP overuse. Even when you’re 150% to yearly plan 6mo in, they expect 300%. Make sure to keep receipts. Senior management will find the most ridiculous ways to push reps out, continently right before a huge payout of a very delayed commission plan. (Sell something in Jan 2025, you will only get a fraction of commission until June 26). That’s if the exception committee approves payout (which never happens). If you sell a big deal, don’t expect to get paid 100% of what the plan says.

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