Fiserv Systems Development reviews

3.7

77% would recommend to a friend

(94 total reviews)
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Takis Georgakopoulos

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30% positive business outlook

Systems Development employees have rated Fiserv with 3.7 out of 5 stars, based on 94 company reviews on Glassdoor. This indicates that most Systems Development professionals have a good working experience there. Fiserv is rated in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) by Systems Development professionals compared to other employers within the Financial Services industry (3.7 stars).

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94 reviews
1.0
Feb 17, 2020
Recommend
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Pros

Since the acquisition and merger with First Data; none.

Cons

Fiserv is reverting to antiquated work/life balance polices such as; installing mandatory spyware to track all employee activites, as well as eliminating all remote work opportunities

4.0
Dec 27, 2019

A good place to work

Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

I have been working in Fiserv for 3 years. This company has nice working environment. Huge Opportunities to grow.

Cons

No cons as such

2.0
Dec 2, 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

I’ve been employed at Fiserv for the past decade, and seen two big mergers along with several small ones. Fiserv’s culture has changed for the better since 2013, until this large merger of First Data this year. Now Fiserv’s culture has decided to go back to its old habits in 2013, which led the company to be labeled as one of the worst companies to work for (See Cons Section for details on changes). Just Google works 10 companies to work for in 2013, and Fiserv is number 9 on the list. So, if you are green and looking for a place to start. Fiserv, will be getting despite for IT engineers, in the next two years as all their top talent moves on to better opportunities because they are upset with the hostile environment. Note, you will see lots of Glassdoor reviews on here that are fake, and they are easy to spot. Use this company as an opportunity to grow in your career, but don't stay in one position too long.

Cons

In 2019, First Data became Fiserv, which has now consumed 22billion in debt which seems to have spilled over onto Fiserv associate benefits. This means that benefits got stripped down a lot. Medical plans went up, coverage goes down, dental went up (bad coverage) and future retirement opportunities got stripped down as well. For instance, they are moving our 401k from Vanguard (known for their low fund fees), and forced to move to Merrill’s Edge’ who has been historically predatory to the small investors (Making it hard to build a retirement fund). They also reduced their employee stock purchase discount by 5%, which again makes it hard to invest in the future. If you roll that into a compound interest calculator over a few years it is a significant loss. Now employee’s can’t make up for not getting paid industry standard pay for positions, and the chance of getting to industry standard is far away when annual raises are capped at 2% regardless of how much of an overachiever you are. Senior management is limiting or limited on the number of raises they can give above a certain percent. A nice perk that was removed was the flexible work from home, which is a common IT practice in 2019. Finally the biggest con of the company, you are just a number at this company, and if your number is up; because, you make too much or they find your job no longer necessary. You will be let go without any notification to find a new position for you. So, don’t expect this job to last forever.

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