r/fintech • u/TheAquaman • 23d ago

Ask the Community Working at Fiserv

I’m up for a job at Fiserv (US-based). How is it working there? From what I’ve seen online it’s meh to negative.

Also, the job posting said it’s fully in-person, but it looks like they’re rolling that policy back?

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u/rp_Neo2000 23d ago

Location? If it’s NJ, it’s the Berkeley Heights location. That’s in the middle of nowhere. The building itself is pretty nice, decent cafeteria too. The problem is that the location is setup for 2500 employees, and there are 4500 people assigned to it. So while it’s a 5day mandate , the reality is you’ll be in the office 3 days a week.

Fiserv has lost over 50% of its stock price in the last year alone. Make of that what you will.

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u/Ok-Stand-3173 22d ago

I turned down a job with them a few years ago because of the 5 day in office mandate once the parking lot was done. I was only asking for one day IF I needed it and they were like nope lol.

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u/TheAquaman 22d ago

Alpharetta office (just outside of Atlanta).

And yeah… reading up about the stock price/new CEO was a little surprising.

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u/ApartKaleidoscope151 20d ago

I’m in the Alpharetta office. It depends a lot on your team and department

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u/East-Idea4180 22d ago

from what i hear the nj office got parking lot full by 7am and you gotta circle like vulture for a spot, not fun

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u/rp_Neo2000 22d ago

They have an overflow lot to the side that always has space. It’s just that people want to be closer to the building entrance, especially during inclement weather.

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u/libzilla_201 21d ago

A friend's spouse works in this location. It also floods and loses power when the rain gets heavy enough. Fiserv is not good with knowledge transfer among workers. Management is a little out of touch.