Corpay reviews

2.9

41% would recommend to a friend

(1,183 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 1,183 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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1.0
Feb 16, 2025

Horrible Company

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Pros

- Health benefits provides some great options - Great PTO opportunities

Cons

- Poor products, the company had to rebrand to Corpay from Fleetcor because of how much they scammed customers with hidden fees. They got sued by the FTC which resulted in the change - Micromanaging is at an all time high to make it seem like managers are “managing” - Marketing has reduced SIGNIFICANTLY, yet the monthly quota continues to rise - Slowly but surely they’re trying to go back to 4-5 days in office - Leads are poor. They mainly advertise on Facebook and Instagram now so in return you get terrible leads that 8/10 WON’T get approved. (Approvals are a HUGE part of your pay) - Company went downhill for sales once they started paying you mainly off approvals. Just look at the reviews, you see they start to get REALLY negative around late 2023-24. - Let this be your last option.

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Corpay Response
1y
Thank you for your candid feedback and dedication over the past 5 years. We appreciate your acknowledgment of our health benefits and PTO policies, but we’re deeply concerned about the challenges you’ve highlighted and the frustrations you’ve experienced. We take the issues regarding transparency, micromanagement, and product concerns very seriously. The feedback about trust and transparency is particularly concerning—employees should feel confident in their leadership and have clear, honest communication about company decisions and changes. We also understand the frustration surrounding changes in compensation structure, lead quality, and increasing quotas without sufficient support. These factors can significantly impact morale and performance, and your insights are invaluable in helping us recognize where improvements are needed. We also acknowledge your concerns about return-to-office expectations and their impact on flexibility, as well as your feedback regarding the company’s history and the need for continuous improvement in how we serve our customers and employees. We take your advice to management about fostering transparency and building trust seriously. We recognize that strong leadership requires openness, honesty, and clear communication and are committed to improving in these areas. Thank you again for your feedback and for your ongoing contributions to Corpay. We understand the importance of addressing these concerns and will work to create a better, more transparent, and supportive environment moving forward.
1.0
Feb 12, 2025
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Pros

Our whole department was remote so that allowed for a lot of flexibility with schedules and some work/life balance.

Cons

So many cons. Tons of turnover. I had 8 bosses in the 5 years I worked there and was about to have my 9th when I left. The executive leadership is horrible. They need to stop hiring management consultants to be senior leaders and hire people with actual people-management experience. There is no opportunity for advancement. Even though I knew more about marketing and the workings of the company and our department than my most recent boss, I could never get noticed or promoted. I was doing at least two jobs instead of the one I was hired to do. Leadership has no plans or goals to work toward. Every day is like the wild, wild, west and is determined by whatever "hot potato" project leadership has on their minds that day. Nothing to work toward. You constantly feel like your wheels are spinning but you're getting nowhere. No sense of accomplishment as nothing is ever done and priorities keep changing. Also, the workload is insane! I would often work way into the night to juggle all the projects I had going on, just to make minimal progress due to changing and overwhelming priorities. Again, none of this hard work was ever acknowledged or appreciated by leadership and never led to a promotion for all of my diligent hard work and loyalty.

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Corpay Response
1y
Thank you for sharing your detailed experience as a Marketing Campaign and Operations Manager and your years of dedication to Corpay. Your contributions have been invaluable, and we truly regret to hear that your time with us was filled with so many challenges. We appreciate the honesty and thoughtfulness in your feedback. While it's encouraging to know that the flexibility of remote work offers some work-life balance, the issues you've raised regarding leadership, high turnover, lack of advancement, and overwhelming workloads are deeply concerning. Having eight managers in five years and navigating shifting priorities without clear goals is far from the structured and supportive environment we aim to provide. Your comments about leadership lacking people-management experience and the absence of a clear vision highlight areas where we need to make significant improvements. We want to assure you that we are committed to these changes. Employees should feel empowered, supported, and recognized for their hard work, not overlooked or burdened with unclear priorities and unreasonable expectations. The lack of acknowledgment and opportunities for growth you experienced is unacceptable, and we are committed to addressing these issues. We deeply appreciate your advice about hiring experienced leaders who prioritize people management and fostering a transparent vision. Your insights are invaluable, and we are committed to implementing these changes. We also take seriously the need for leadership to advocate for their teams, ensuring that workloads are manageable and that employees clearly understand how their work contributes to broader goals. We deeply appreciate your contributions and the time you spent at Corpay. Your dedication and hard work have been invaluable to us. Feedback like yours is crucial as we strive to make meaningful changes and improve the experiences of our employees. We wish you all the best in your future endeavors.
3.0
Feb 11, 2025

A Great Place?

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Pros

Corpay is a great place to work in general. The pay, 401k, PTO, ERG programs, and work-life balance are amazing. If you work for a department with great leadership, you will thrive and feel like you can retire at the company.

Cons

For the GRC department, think twice about working here if you are not a man. This department is textbook misogynistic. The women are responsible for ALL of the work and are blamed if anything goes “wrong,” while mediocre men in leadership are rewarded for stealing ideas and creating toxic work environments. You will be isolated and targeted for being a hard worker and not engaging or participating in the harmful work culture. The company will continue to have material weaknesses and failed audits with this type of culture.

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Corpay Response
1y
Thank you for sharing your experience as a Sr. GRC Analyst and your contributions during your time at Corpay. We’re glad to hear that you found value in the company’s pay, 401(k), PTO, ERG programs, and work-life balance and that positive leadership in certain departments created an environment where employees could thrive. However, we are deeply concerned by the serious issues you’ve raised regarding the culture within the GRC department. Misogyny, toxic work environments, and the undervaluing of hard-working team members have no place at Corpay or in any workplace. We take these concerns very seriously and recognize the urgency of addressing them. No employee should feel isolated, targeted, or dismissed due to their gender or for advocating for a healthy work culture. Your point about the risks this kind of culture poses—both to employee well-being and to the company’s broader success, is well taken. We understand that a toxic work environment can have far-reaching impacts beyond morale. Your advice about promoting leaders based on merit, vision, and people-management skills rather than tenure is critical. Strong leadership should uplift teams, foster inclusion, and ensure every employee feels valued and respected. We are committed to using feedback like yours to drive meaningful changes and improve leadership standards across the company. We sincerely appreciate your honesty and the time you spent at Corpay. Your insights will help us work toward creating a more supportive, equitable, and inclusive environment. We wish you the best in your future endeavors.
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