Visa

Employees say: "Visa is an amazing company that takes care of employees, clients, and the community. It's a socially responsible and inclusive environment workplace."

Employees say:

"Visa is a phenomenal place to work: incredibly inclusive, very supportive in both work and life events, the people are welcoming, wonderful colleagues, the leadership is accessible, and clear with expectations. We work hard, but Visa emphasizes mental health and well-being within it all. I love working here - always very proud to say I work at Visa!"

Employees say:

"This company is a great place to work because of its culture of respecting everyone respecting each other and its strong diversity and inclusion. The company also offers all employees the opportunity to give back and make a difference with several social impact Employee Resource Groups. The company has excellent benefits and allows the employee to experience work life balance."

Visa says it adheres to its Employee Value Proposition of “Powering payments, empowering people.” The digital payments giant’s new 32,000-square-foot location in Atlanta, welcoming 500 employees, was designed and constructed in collaboration with suppliers of diverse backgrounds. To help staff build professional development skills, the company provides access to Visa University for all employees, with senior staff serving as faculty. Among the courses offered are “The Leader as Coach,” which includes one-on-one sessions delivered through the BetterUp platform. 

Through its Visa Foundation, the company matched employee donations of up to $10,000 and double-matched up to $1,000 on Giving Tuesday in 2023, in which 4,890 staff participated. Combined with the match program, employees donated $7.1 million to over 4,200 organizations. 

In an effort to address climate change, Visa offers 75 electric-vehicle chargers and free charging for employees, bicycle parking, local and vegan food options, and a shuttle service that minimizes individual car emissions at its Foster City, Calif., headquarters.

• The Visa Health Center is open to all U.S.-based employees enrolled in an employee health plan. The center offers primary care, mental health support, and physical therapy.


• In 2022, Visa hosted its first Global Inclusion and Diversity Summit, where the company introduced its strategy to increase diversity among staff and suppliers.


• This past year, Visa welcomed 72 more students into its Black Scholars and Jobs Program, reaching a total of 126 student participants for the 2021 and 2022 program years. Participants from the first cohort were offered internships at Visa for the summer of 2023. The inaugural class of scholars attended the first Visa Black Scholars Summit, which included workshops and networking opportunities for participants.


• The company holds a pay equity analysis annually to ensure that it’s paying employees equally regardless of gender or race. This information is public and accessible to employees.