Not unlike any other company, there are some managers and some employees who tend to look out for themselves and are not willing to help others progress. The practice of "survival of the fittest" during performance management fosters this type of behavior unfortunately. At Equifax, this is known as Meritocracy and is drilled down from the CEO. Employees are vetted against each other in something called calibration and only a certain percentage are allowed to receive high ratings each year during performance reviews. It tends to force employees to work as individuals rather than as a team because the entire team cannot win in the end. A bit of a frustrating process that tends to foster mediocracy in performance as a result.
No employee stock purchase plan.
Somewhat low annual merit increases for majority of employees (due to meritocracy described above).
Silo'ed environment in many areas where the left foot doesn't know what the right is doing.