I'm aware of an employee who was on a daily video call with his manager at 4PM, where the employee was having some anxiety and froze up to a degree during the call. The employee had just recently been promoted and was well-respected at Fiserv. The... — read more 

https://seekingalpha.com/news/3576039-fiservs-first-data-settles-charges-of-iso-credit-card-laundering Should that $40 million come out of Frank’s pockets? Or will it lead to more layoffs to pay for it?

You can read between the lines when leaders address you; he's miffed, and I'm not sure he believes himself when he says "no rush" to get back. I am not sure why he dislikes WFH so much; I feel like we've been pulling our weight and working hard... — read more 

Not just individual comments, but noticed that entire posts have been removed from this board. How fragile is Tony Soprano?

Fiserv corporate has literally sabotaged this board by removing posts and posting on each thread. What a bizarre insecure organization does this. Along with giving employees a goal of filling out the engagement survey in their favor its no wonder... — read more 

How does one navigate the effect these 'efficiencies' to departments takes on mental wellbeing? It's becoming more and more difficult to find any motivation to care about Fiserv, about anything. I'm OFD and accepted I'm a number on a spreadsheet... — read more 

May is mental health awareness month. Each year millions of Americans face the reality of living with a mental illness. Now more than ever before, it is important for the mental health community to come together and show the world that no one should... — read more 

New CEO Sees a Changed Payments Landscape: https://www.barrons.com/articles/fiserv-ceo-digital-payments-fintech-frank-bisignano-financial-services-technology-covid-19-51589489904

The endless cycle of hiring spree followed by layoff lottery (wherein it isn't really a process of ditching deadwood, but mostly about settling scores, protecting the good ol' boys, and ditching the newbies who haven't quite learned how to play... — read more 

How many layoffs have there been? We've been working very hard on how we've taken expense out and not affecting people in a manner. We've had the benefit of having a lot of outside contractors and having a lot of outside spending. And that's... — read more 

26 in Omaha. Writing on the wall.

As OFD I know travel is audited extensively. Who and why and if it makes sense. It’s clear OFS FTS travel has raised a lot of flags for “anomalies”. If and when travel does occur expect it to be the OFD way, not the OFS version

Have you seen the Wiki page for Fiserv? Maybe it’s a blend error between FD and Fiservs pages but Yabuki’s name isn’t in the key people section. And it lists the owner as KKR. WTF?!?! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiserv

Fiserv has been slowly blackballing itself for years. Nowadays, only the H1-B, desperate, or the naive will bother working for them in the smaller tech markets, because they simply burned too many bridges and word has gotten out. When I worked... — read more 

Frank Bisignano seems like the worst possible replacement for Yabuki from what I can see, at least in regards to employees. I'm sure shareholders are going to love him when he starts cutting costs. Was there really no other, better alternative that... — read more 

It’s true a lot of lay off at Fiserv here in ATL. I know of 5 people. They been with the company for 20 plus years got let go last week. Sad thing.

While employees take home less money due to rising benefit premiums and pathetic raises less than 2% our leaders compensation keeps increasing. It’s truly obscene. Capitalism is fine corporate greed is not. ... — read more 

I used to work for Electronic Data System. Fiserv came in and took over with a promise of no lay-offs. Then laid off 98 people saying that they were restructuring the company. Long behold- 90% were black. Very prejudice company . Then like 2 years... — read more 

12 Dublin employees were asked to stay a few more weeks due to COVID -19. See http://jfs.ohio.gov/warn/pdf/Fiserv.stm

Stunning lack of facts on this site. In any acquisition shareholders demand synergies. Fiserv synergies announced on day one included $900M in cost which at the time amounted to less than 10% of overall cost. If half of those savings come from... — read more 

There is obviously a lot of folks posting that don’t care for JY or FB...I don’t have any input on that topic. But what I would like to say is that I have been with Fiserv for a long time. And there are so many good people working with... — read more 

There is bound to be an uptick in FB sympathizers showing up to goad you into an argument. This is their time in the company now and they are the type of low-moral humans who LOVE to pick a fight. A majority of us on here are using this site for... — read more 

https://www.bizjournals.com/milwaukee/news/2020/05/07/yabuki-stepping-down-as-ceo-of-fiserv-former-first.html

They target is now $1.2B. They are going to cut, cut, cut. And by so doing, lose any hint of the vison/people they need to become the best fintech on the planet. You can’t spreadsheet filter your way to client success and wellness. You have to think... — read more 

Jeff’s current or former direct reports must be really nervous right now...they will shortly be pushed out if they don’t jump first...

You guys called it! I had my doubts but it happened.

So many questions run thru my mind when I think of those 4,000 laid off. What is the benefit of losing teams of people with years and years of experience? Those people cannot be replaced easily, especially in these times. Those left behind are... — read more 

But Jeff, why did you have to wreck this company? "Because it's wreck-able, all right?"

Aside from the fact that he feels he needs one (obviously written by a professional writer) it says nothing about Fiserv in it. You’d think given his ridiculous contract that a year later he’d update his profile. What’s wrong, Frankie...ashamed to... — read more 

I'm done with this place, might as well try and save somebody else's job in the process of leaving.

Given franks history and the desire of the top executives to cash out, it’s pretty clear the company is being prepared for sale. The actions in the last year line up exactly with what one does to accomplish that starting with massive staff reduction... — read more 

Good news that the walking ego in Hillsboro's IT department is on his way out as a result of the covid slow down. That stuff pretty much runs itself anyway so it's no great loss. When things go back to normal, if this is true, Development can get... — read more 

If you don't live within 30 miles of a "Fiserv" location when the company does decide to let associates go back to the office they will let those associates go. Nevermind they are forcing Alpharetta based associates to now report to Marietta when the... — read more 

"Does Fiserv have 4000 contractors. I know for a fact all contract positions are eliminated effective tomorrow/ 4/30. My understanding is that there will be more layoff of full time staff every month." I'm asking about contractors - what are the... — read more 

I hear Over 4k RIF's coming tomorrow across Fiserv

Instead of getting upset with the behaviors of these leaders (which are poor) do something to change this to your advantage. The stock will be a good investment for 3 years (no longer) as Jeff and frank have hundreds of millions of dollars at risk. ... — read more 

Jeff's thinking in 2017- "Hmm, I need someone to gut this company. Who can I get?" "Ah, word on the street is FB is the best in the biz at gutting"

Salt Lake City offices will be closing. Announcements should be coming within the next 2 weeks.

Seems the Dublin office closure announcement becomes reality next week. The final end to the checkfree legacy

Tommy Boys big joke when Fiserv bought FD was that they were burning furniture to stay warm. Meaning that debt was causing them to cut costs so deeply it was a major burden to operations. Well who’s burning furniture now? Is it possible to right... — read more