Visa Employer Reviews

The company was fun to work for. A normal day was filled with fun, laughter, and angry customer. I leaned that keeping yourself calm is the best way to resolve any issue. The hardest part of the job was, dealing with the mass amounts of calls that came in everyday. My manager was great at keeping every one happy and going smooth. My coworkers where – more... probably one of the best parts of the job – less

1. Very busy days
2. Getting information can be challenging
3. Providing excellent service is most enjoyable part of my job

Interned in Finance Controllership Department
-great training program: many individual overviews given by higher managements
-very welcoming managers/ cowokers
-very rewarding intern-only events: breakfast/lunches with executives, including CFO, CTO etc every/ every other week

Great culture and work style - although this was Pre-ipo days.

Once upon a time, it was a wonderful place to work but now it's, ugh ugh ,ugly with constant infighting. Visa has changed for the worse over the last few years with never ending rounds of layoffs at the end of each quarter. There is little team building, since you never know if you will have a team there to work with when people you are counting on – more... are suddenly gone,There are still some great people and products but the current CEO and his executive management team is killing off the spirit of what made Visa great. – less

I learned a lot about managing multiple projects and shifting timelines; also worked with several remote teams.

A typical day at work is spent makinsuppose calls, preparing spreadsheets and customer/client follow-ups.
Co-Workers are diverse and very easy to work with.

Stay away from Visa. It is a big bureaucratic machine that will kill any creativity that you might have. I suspect that within 5 years, or so it will be an irrelevant 'also-run', not a leader as it's been for too long.

Visa was a good company to work for but Sr. Management was difficult.

From the working environment to management this is a top notch employer. The turnover rate is high only due to the loss and acceptance of new clients by the company. Once a contact is fulfilled with a client most employees hired for the client will have to be release and only a small fraction stay if any.

The job is fun. The people are great. Be focused with your job. You learn alot about the card processing.

management varies depending on what organization you are under, pay is good, but there is way too much burocracy in the work place.

i really love working at visa i have learned alot working for visa. i learned great customers service skills, learned great use of words both english and spanish. my job was to answer inbound calls both spanish and english and assist them in the best possible way with whatever they required or there problems. the hardest part was just the starting of – more... it had alot of products to remember they had there own limits nd rules. – less

a tough place to work if not use to fast pace. Generally can work individually or in group. some times workload overwhelming.

Every day is fun, working at a credit card company, learning about many exciting new projects taking place worldwide.

My (regrettably) short time with Visa as a blessing. The project manager was top-notch in skill, while remaining quite down-to-earth in demeanor. All the staff in the entire department were friendly, supportive, and solid in their knowledge. I would gladly work there again, and am only sad that my contract was a fixed length.

Not a fun place to work. Hard to make decision due to the bureaucracy.

It is the best company in which I worked. I enojoy to work there, culture, people and environment.

After the IPO the organization changed, from a company that cared about the employee population, to taking care of there bottom line the share holders

a typical day at work consist of getting on the phone in the call center,the best thing about lunch is the cafeteria its so nice and relaxing.