Fiserv Client Technical Support Associate reviews

3.0

35% would recommend to a friend

(251 total reviews)
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Takis Georgakopoulos

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40% positive business outlook

Client Technical Support Associate employees have rated Fiserv with 3.0 out of 5 stars, based on 251 company reviews on Glassdoor. This indicates that most Client Technical Support Associate professionals have an average working experience there. Fiserv is rated in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) by Client Technical Support Associate professionals compared to other employers within the Financial Services industry (3.7 stars).

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251 reviews
1.0
Jun 24, 2013
Recommend
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Pros

People that you work with, the meal plan at cafeteria

Cons

Bad software upgrades, rollouts, the branch capture, merchant capture doesnt work like it should banks calling in complaining, no Windows 8 support, no IE 10 support, banks leaving all the time (deconverting) for other processing companies. I have never worked for a conpany that will continuosly roll out bad software to customers, this only makes the job worse in my area. Lack of or no training, webcast training, which really is like a bad commercial, you watch and forget. The benefiets are terrible, medical insurance is high with high deductibles, you really cant afford to go to the doctor, and who ever came up with the PTO plan for time off, must have been a proctologist. I could not believe all the negative posts when I came to work here, but believe me they are true for the most part.

2.0
Jun 4, 2013
Recommend
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Pros

They hire anyone; If you can use a computer, you're hired. They offer paid time off, you earn about 12 hours a month.

Cons

Company thinks a 1-2% annual raise is great. Other than an annual raise that you only receive if you are meeting the company goals, you will not get a raise unless you move to a higher position. They will train you in multiple things within your department or cross-train you in multiple other departments, which you have no say in if you want that or not, you also do not get a raise for being either of those. So if you're trained in multiple things, you're obviously good at picking things up and capable of performing. But if you don't work the same job each day. Only working what has the highest predicted volume, how can you really get fast at something? How can you meet goals if you never get fast? How can you move up to get a raise if you can't meet goals? Upper management don't care, or even see the problem with this.

1.0
Jun 8, 2011
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

It's a job. Some great people in the trenches. Used to be a really good company; is that a positive?

Cons

Intimidating environment due to constant layoffs and acquisitions, which create massive redundancies. Little to no training. Pay sucks. Benefits suck worse--few to none. It's such a big company that one division's messes become the messes for all to pay the price. Even the customers are intimidated as the number of providers to banks & CUs are getting fewer and, as such, the service gets worse. Can you speak Hindi?

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