Let me start off by saying this company will make you move to Berkeley heights at some point if you want to keep your job. It might be right away but it will happen. And don't fall for the cool "executive park" or "co-working community" shtick because there is NOTHING UP THERE. Don't let the concept art for the yoga studio/movie theater/new apartments fool you, none of that exists yet. And no matter what HR tells you you'll absolutely need a car because there's no public transportation. While most companies embrace remote and hybrid work, Fiserv is pushing not only for more in office days, but firing people that don't comply with the move to Berkeley heights. If you don't care about having a social life outside of work and are ok with paying NJ taxes then go for it. About the layoffs-I don't know how the expect this company to stay afloat when they're firing and alienating their top talent. Get ready to pick up the slack of everyone that leaves your team with no adjustment to roadmaps or deadlines. Every designer has to start somewhere so I would recommend staying here for six months tops before moving onto a better job. There's little understanding or regard for the work designers do here. Executives lack design maturity. This is a great place to coast but not to grow as a designer.
