Thread regarding Fiserv Inc. layoffs

They have broken me

Long time high perming employee here. I have really, really tried to do an exceptional job, always going the extra mile, even in these tough times. I had hopes that things would eventually start looking up, but the Fiserv management team has officially crushed my spirit.

I now understand that no matter how much of my blood, sweat and tears I give to Fiserv, it will never be enough. It's impossible to be successful due to totally incompetent management, severely understaffed teams and the drastic loss of institutional knowledge due to layoffs.

It's not a fluke that the stock is in the tank, and clients can't get off this sinking ship fast enough. I've had enough, the job search starts today. Wish me luck!


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Look out for yourself! The top execs look out for themselves.

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Post ID: @n2+1m48mf9qn

Don’t agree about the h1b. Everytime an American gets layed off they are replaced by a foreign worker.

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Post ID: @m0+1m48mf9qn

@bf Well said. Someone finally had the ba--s to say this. Every layoff, H-1B workers get blamed like they personally walked into the boardroom and approved the restructuring. Spoiler: they were too busy fixing the bug that the layoff just made worse. If there's fraud But pointing at a whole group of people who didn't write the staffing plan is like blaming the passengers for where the airline parked the plane. Want accountability? Aim at the folks who signed off on the contractor model, not the person who just wants to keep their job and their sanity. Go after the lobbyists, your senators, the White House, wherever the real power sits. Yelling at the guy in the next cubicle won't fix anything, except maybe your blood pressure.

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Post ID: @ey+1m48mf9qn

i did it. took a good 4 months to land something new and it’s hard. well worth it now though. 20% more base, no worthless rsus and a place i actually enjoy going to. oh and 2 days a week remote.

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Post ID: @cz+1m48mf9qn

@bf im a middle aged white male

But I totally agree with this

Its not the people's fault who are taking opportunities presented to better their and their families situation - to be honest I would too, and I don't think it's any different to the people on here openly commenting on doing just the bare minimum to get by as nothing will make a difference anyway

The blame like everything here lays with totally incompetent management

This place is totally gone there is no saving it. Everyone just looking out for their own pay packets or trying to use it as a stepping stone / riding it through til retirement.

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Post ID: @bn+1m48mf9qn

Every time layoffs happen, H-1B workers become the convenient scapegoat. If fraud is occurring, provide evidence and investigate it. But claiming that H-1B employees are broadly dishonest or unqualified is both inaccurate and unproductive.

Many H-1B workers possess advanced degrees, critical technical skills, and years of experience. They did not create Fiserv's staffing strategy, contractor model, or layoff decisions. Leadership did.

Employees should demand transparency around outsourcing, contractor utilization, hiring practices, and workforce planning. That's where the accountability belongs. Blaming an entire category of workers does nothing to improve job security for anyone.

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Post ID: @bf+1m48mf9qn

This is correct. This is how they view employees. As a resource to be used up and sp-t out, and replaced with somebody else. I would wish you luck with your search, but I need all of my luck for my own job search.

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Post ID: @ag+1m48mf9qn

Can’t say I blame you

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Post ID: @ae+1m48mf9qn

Yup - Agreed! How I was notified that my job was no more was very distasteful and unprofessional from the leadership team and HR. I’m no hater however; I wish the company well…whatever is left of it.

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Post ID: @ac+1m48mf9qn

Feel the weight come off your shoulders now.

Are you in BH? Park yourself besides the Starbucks and chillax. Go for frequent walks in the lot while it's still warm out. Use this time to decompress and come up with a game plan for the next phase.

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Post ID: @a9+1m48mf9qn

Welcome to our support group! We are all here because of Fiserv lol

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