TransUnion reviews

3.6

59% would recommend to a friend

(2,776 total reviews)
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Christopher Cartwright

65% approve of CEO

56% positive business outlook

TransUnion has an employee rating of 3.6 out of 5 stars, based on 2,776 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The TransUnion employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Gerenciamento e consultoria industry (3.7 stars).

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3K reviews
1.0
Nov 26, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

All the good reviews are from a bygone era, transunion as it exists now is just another service company with no culture, no value for humans. Flee while you can.

Cons

Frequent mass layoffs - 3 in a row, to hide neustar management's incompetence and silent layoffs throughout the year Reorg every other month and shifting goal posts - almost always to hide neustar management's incompetence Non existent promotions and minimal hike if you not part of neustar group. Politics at every level

1.0
Sep 4, 2025

No Severance after 7 years

Anonymous employee
Recommend
Business Outlook

Pros

Flexible Hybrid work policy is nice

Cons

Will fire you without severance even after 7 years of faithful employment

1.0
Feb 21, 2025
Recommend
Business Outlook

Pros

Great Opportunities, But Job Security is a Concern Strong Team and Culture, but Frequent Layoffs Good Learning Experience, but Stability is Uncertain Decent Pay and Benefits, but Company in Firing Mode Challenging Work, but Future Feels Unstable Supportive Colleagues, but Constant Layoff Anxiety Growth Potential Exists, if You Can Survive the Cuts

Cons

Layoffs Looming – Job Security is a Myth No Stability – You Could Be Next Hard Work Doesn’t Guarantee Job Safety Company Cutting Costs at Employees' Expense Toxic Uncertainty – Who's Getting Fired Next? No Career Growth, Just Pink Slips Employees Treated as Disposable Assets Toxic Leadership Turning a Bad Situation Worse Micromanagement, Fear, and No Support Managers Rule by Fear, Not Leadership Top-Down Toxicity – Zero Employee Value Bad Management Making Layoffs Even Worse No Transparency, Just Blame and Pressure Toxic Bosses Thrive While Employees Struggle Job Security? More Like Job Uncertainty! Company in Downsizing Mode – Proceed with Caution The Only Growth Here is in Layoffs Employees Beware: Firing Season in Full Swing A Sinking Ship – Hope You Can Swim Work Hard, Get Fired – The New Company Motto Layoffs Over Leadership – A Company in Crisis Great Opportunities, But Job Security is a Concern Strong Team and Culture, but Frequent Layoffs Good Learning Experience, but Stability is Uncertain Decent Pay and Benefits, but Company in Firing Mode Challenging Work, but Future Feels Unstable Supportive Colleagues, but Constant Layoff Anxiety Growth Potential Exists, if You Can Survive the Cuts Layoffs Looming – Job Security is a Myth No Stability – You Could Be Next Hard Work Doesn’t Guarantee Job Safety Company Cutting Costs at Employees' Expense Toxic Uncertainty – Who's Getting Fired Next? No Career Growth, Just Pink Slips Work Today, Gone Tomorrow – No Job Security Survival of the Luckiest, Not the Fittest Frequent Layoffs Overshadow Any Positives No Long-Term Vision, Just Cost-Cutting Unstable Workplace – Morale at an All-Time Low Promises Made, Jobs Taken – Untrustworthy Leadership Fear-Based Culture with No Transparency Loyalty Means Nothing – Expect the Unexpected You’re Just a Number, and That Number is Up Growth for the Company, But Not for Employees Toxic Leadership Turning a Bad Situation Worse Micromanagement, Fear, and No Support Managers Rule by Fear, Not Leadership Top-Down Toxicity – Zero Employee Value Bad Management Making Layoffs Even Worse No Transparency, Just Blame and Pressure Toxic Bosses Thrive While Employees Struggle Poor Leadership Driving Talent Away A Culture of Fear, Not Growth Employees Suffer While Managers Play Politics Impossible Deadlines, Zero Work-Life Balance Unrealistic Expectations, No Support from Management Rush, Rush, Rush – Then Blame the Employees High Pressure, No Planning, and Endless Firefighting Deadlines Overload, But No Resources to Meet Them Work-Life Balance? Not with These Deadlines Constant Crunch Time with No Appreciation Expect to Work Late – Every Day Poor Planning = Employee Burnout Unreasonable Timelines, Constant Stress Hard Work Goes Unnoticed – No Real Growth" Promotion? Only for Favorites No Clear Career Path, Just Empty Promises Recognition is Rare, Politics is Common Loyalty and Effort Don’t Guarantee Growth Promotions Based on Politics, Not Performance Work Hard, Stay Stuck – No Career Advancement Recognition? Only if You’re in the Right Circle No Merit-Based Growth, Just Bureaucratic Hurdles You’ll Give Your Best, But Get Nothing in Return

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