TransUnion reviews

3.6

59% would recommend to a friend

(81 total reviews)
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Christopher Cartwright

64% approve of CEO

55% positive business outlook

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1.0
Mar 13, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

401k match, work from home, unlimited PTO

Cons

Not sure where to even begin from, have been with transunion for almost close to a decade and the company has gone from decent to worse. Constant layoffs keep employees stressed about who's next on the chopping block. Leadership has no respect for the work employees do, the strategy changes every week and that trickles down from top to bottom. Unrealistic expectation, favoritism, political maneuvers impact day to day jobs. Very few good knowledgeable people left in the company. This ship is sinking real fast, avoid at all costs.

1.0
Dec 22, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Salary, Bonuses, Flexible Time Off are competitive

Cons

TransUnion boasts that we're all about "culture, values, diversity, etc" but that could be farther than the truth. These words that have no weight at all. Hard workers are treated like nothing more than a BOTS, and expendable assets. And when they decide they need to save a little more money, instead of restructuring or coming up with a real plan, they just lay you off, no matter how dedicated or length of service and their mission which is to line their pockets from your hard labors. Management and Senior management are the worst human beings I've ever worked with. Management doesn't care about people below them other than them doing only things that make them look good. They don't lift a finger to do anything other than talking down to you and make themselves look good to their managers. Workers are sometimes forced into new positions that they didn't want that are total insults to skills and level of expertise just to fill gaps. Watch out, because if the janitor leaves, they may force you to take his position, not joking. Layoffs are as common as quarterly town hall meetings. Real communication from the top (other than, "Wow, look at how much money you made us up here") is non-existent to people that do the "real" work that keeps this company actually making money for them. Working here has been the worst most degrading and unprofessional experience of my entire career. I've had long conversations with many peers and we all have similar experiences. Real jobs are being replaced with Ai and more overseas contractors on a regular basis. So many incredibly talented people have been cut it's a wonder we are still in business at all. Job security is a non-existent concept.

1.0
May 18, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Competitive compensation and benefits and opportunities to work on large-scale technology initiatives.

Cons

The culture is heavily influenced by favoritism and internal politics. Career advancement and job security often depend more on who you know than the quality of your work. Frequent leadership changes lead to waves of “bringing in their own people,” which disrupts team stability. After the Neustar deal, the dynamic shifted—despite being positioned as an acquisition, it felt more like a takeover. Many long-tenured, dedicated employees were let go to make room (and budget) for new hires brought in by incoming leadership and paid massive amount of money to do the same jobs with less competence and experience.

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