I applied through a recruiter. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Fiserv (Pune) in Nov 2018
Interview
I was contacted through a consultant to be interviewed at Fiserv Pune office. Since I was on notice period I already told them my salary expectations to which Fiserv agreed prior calling me for the interview. I was called for the interview and I it was a very good discussion with the Product Manager. The manager told me everything is good except your salary expectations. I told her I already have an offer so I need a better offer because my current CTC is too less as per the market standards.
I told her my expectations again although I thought that she was well informed before conducting my interview. I never heard from Fiserv after that interview.
My question is "Why I was invited for the interview in the first place if they did not had the budget to hire me". I wasted time, money and energy for this interview. Who will compensate for my time.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Business Analysis Techniques, go to market strategy, how to define requirements and other scenario based questions.
The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Fiserv (King of Prussia, PA) in Jun 2012
Interview
I applied online then got a call from HR to set up an initial screening process. I spoke to someone in NYC it went well. The next phone interview was with director of business analysis. It was very short and simple. The third phone interview was with the team members in Virginia. They asked me about my work history and if I had experience with Loan origination and closing. I do have 6 year mortgage experience but not in that department, so honestly I said no. I didn't have any issues so far. What really bothered me was I emailed the HR person in contact with me if she had any updates on the process. She could have just wrote back saying - thanks for your time but we went ahead with another candidate who was a better fit. Instead she chose to completely ignore the mail. Shouldn't there be any common courtesy towards applicants? This is how you treat someone after they spent so much time in the process?