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“Very positive and I would like to continue to work with the company.”

Pros:  “Friendly staff with no negative attitudes. Very helpful when training me for the position. Get bagels on Thursdays with delicious cream cheese.”

Cons:  “Usually very quiet around the office because everyone is hard at work-I expected it to be a little bit more lively and the ambiance of the office would be nicer if…” – Full Review

“Awesome place to work at...”

Pros:  “Excellent work environment. Unbiased policy. Natural growth with performance. Timely Appraisals.”

Cons:  “Team size needs to be increased with increase in clients.” – Full Review

“Couldn't ask for a better job”

Pros:  “can work from home, come in and leave at your choosing (not strict on 9-5), great benefits, culture is amazing, huge opportunities to move into other departments”

Cons:  “Doesn't have the brand recognition that other top companies do. Not really a con, but people from the area or field won't know what you do.” – Full Review

“My favorite job, hands down...”

Pros:  “Relaxed atmosphere Employees have a voice and environment is open Accomplishments are recognized and acknowledged”

Cons:  “Business Development should have been geared more towards current trends” – Full Review

“Possibly one of the greatest companies I've ever worked for.”

Pros:  “Wonderful management. Relaxed work environment. They will do anything to make you comfortable in your work environment (buy you ergonomic keyboards, etc., you name it…”

Cons:  “Salary is on the low end. IF I ever left, it would be to chase a higher salary. Which, in my experience, everything ELSE that SIS offers more than makes up for…” – Full Review

“Very happy and would recommend to anyone.”

Pros:  “Equifax maintains a great worklife balance. I have been given a great deal of opportunity to show my capabilies and develop new ones. Initially I was worried about working…”

Cons:  “Although the long tenure of many of the associates shows that this is a great company, many people may be "stuck" in their ways.” – Full Review