Corpay reviews

2.9

41% would recommend to a friend

(1,180 total reviews)
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Ron Clarke

45% approve of CEO

48% positive business outlook

Corpay has an employee rating of 2.9 out of 5 stars, based on 1,180 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The Corpay employee rating is 22% below average for employers within the Finanzas industry (3.7 stars).

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3.0
Sep 1, 2025
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Pros

Interesting technology stack, even if a bit heavy on outdated legacy services. Very good work to life balance. Work from home easily done and supported by management.

Cons

Absolutely no change in SDLC practices while I was there and no conversation about ever doing so from senior management. Each software development team defined its own practices with no commonality across teams whatsoever. No ownership of platform pieces by teams and a firmly stated expectation that each person needed to understand the entire system top to bottom and be able to work on those pieces at the needs of the business leadership at any time. There are over 600 GIT repos! Business owners had no concept of agile software development practices and wanted everything tomorrow with no guarantee that the team assigned the work has ever worked in that space before. It was a crushing mental weight that was only alleviated somewhat by decent PTO and good team managers and very little overtime.

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Corpay Response
9mo
Thank you for sharing your experience and for providing such detailed feedback about your time with Corpay. We are pleased to hear that you found value in the technology stack, appreciated the work-life balance, and felt supported by your immediate managers and team. These are strengths we want every employee to experience. At the same time, we recognize the challenges you’ve described around software development lifecycle practices and organizational structure. We regret any unnecessary stress or inefficiencies these may have caused. We understand that inconsistent approaches across teams, a lack of ownership over specific systems, and the “everyone owns everything” mentality can make it challenging to work efficiently and can lead to unnecessary stress. Your comments on technical debt, process inconsistency, and expectations around agile practices reinforce our unwavering commitment to improvement. They emphasize the importance of enhancing alignment, investing in robust SDLC frameworks, and empowering teams to develop in-depth expertise in their product domains. Your advice about enabling teams to take ownership of specific areas, fostering incremental improvement, and ensuring accountability is particularly valuable. We agree that this kind of focus not only supports efficiency and accuracy but also helps reduce rework and creates opportunities for professional growth. We sincerely appreciate the contributions you made during your time here. Your dedication and insights have been invaluable, and they will continue to inform ongoing improvements in how we support our technology teams. We wish you the very best in your future career endeavors.
1.0
Sep 1, 2025
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Pros

Generous time off, remote flexibility, good work-life balance, and supportive colleagues.

Cons

This is not a place for those seeking growth. Annual salary increases don’t keep up with inflation, and career progression is virtually nonexistent. Even after years of work, promotions (if they come at all) result in minimal pay increases of just 3–4%, far below market standards. HR has repeatedly promised streamlined processes, career development guidance, and market-aligned pay for years, but nothing has materialized. Management expects employees to take on more responsibilities, yet HR fails to recognize or reward these additional roles. Promotions and title changes are largely reserved for managers and above, while analysts and junior staff see little to no advancement—despite even direct managers acknowledging they deserve more growth.

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Corpay Response
9mo
Thank you for taking the time to share your perspective and experience. We genuinely appreciate your commitment of more than five years and the valuable insights you’ve provided into both the positives and the challenges you’ve faced. We’re glad to hear that generous time off, remote flexibility, and supportive colleagues have contributed to a positive work-life balance for you. Those strengths are core to what we want Corpay to offer, and it’s encouraging to know they’ve been meaningful in your experience. At the same time, we recognize the seriousness of your concerns regarding career growth, compensation, and communication from HR. You’ve highlighted issues that extend beyond individual frustrations, they impact the sense of value, recognition, and long-term opportunities that every employee should feel. When promotions are slow or unclear, when salary increases don’t keep pace with inflation, and when added responsibilities aren’t properly recognized, it creates understandable discouragement. We understand your point that analysts and junior staff, in particular, require clearer progression pathways and more consistent recognition for their contributions. While we have taken steps to strengthen career development and compensation structures, your review suggests that these steps have not progressed far enough or quickly enough. HR’s role in providing transparency and follow-through is critical, and your experience makes clear we are committed to building trust by delivering on commitments, not simply making promises. We value your candid feedback, and we are committed to using it to drive meaningful improvements in career advancement, pay practices, and recognition for all employees. Thank you again for your service and for helping us better understand where we need to improve.
2.0
Sep 1, 2025

Corpay

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Pros

Great working culture Flexible hours

Cons

No salary hike False promises Alot of office politics

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Corpay Response
9mo
Thank you for sharing your experience with us. We're glad to hear that you've found value in Corpay's work culture and flexibility, as those are key aspects of the environment we strive to provide. At the same time, we recognize the seriousness of your concerns about compensation, unmet expectations, and office politics. Feeling that promises are not honored or that recognition doesn't follow effort can be discouraging, and it undermines the trust that every employee should feel. Your feedback makes clear that we need to be more transparent and consistent in how we communicate career opportunities, salary adjustments, and organizational priorities. We also take your comments about office dynamics seriously. A healthy culture depends on collaboration, fairness, and respect; we are committed to reducing barriers that hinder employees' ability to focus on their work and growth. Your perspective helps us identify areas where we need improvement. We appreciate your contributions and your honesty, and we are committed to improving how we support and recognize our people.
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