Fiserv Quality Assurance Engineer salaries in India (Updated 2025)

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I was fortunate to work with great team. No overload in terms of work or any kind of weekend support of which I had bitter experience in my last organisation. The company provides great facilities for employees like food and transport. Every team member of automation team is an enthusiast.

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... learning session and adequate time offered to familiarise with the framework. * Bonus if worked extra * Regular 1-o-1 with manager. * Active HR involvement * Simplistically handling of issues.

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The only perk is its banking domain and you get a mnc tag in your resume. N u get timely salary that's it

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Too much of micromanagement. U have sapience on which u need clock 8 hrs for that u need to work atleast 10-11 hrs. The technology stack is very old. U don't get to learn. The managers here are very inefficient. They expect u to b available 24 hrs. They will evn call u at odd hours almost everytime. The brand has lost its goodness. Very less employees will say this is a good company. If possible please don't join

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Nothing is there to like

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Wrost management full of politics by higher management, manager only focused on providing more work no hike, no respect always micro management with lot of politics, no recognition for your work. No job security, no training after joining the team only Useless KT given to adopt the team. No support form team members. No growth here.

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If your team has good work, no one will stop you from picking up a heavier task

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Below market salary Only work increment in promotions, 0 hike Late night work due to onshore projects No limited work hours, in name of flexibility 8 hours mandatory tracking in system 8-9 hours mandatory in office

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Gym, salary on time, leaves quota

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Management (every management is in chennai now) - They are not promoting anyone in noida or gurugram, complete politics. Work life balance is worst US people are far away better than chennai people.