I have a friend who works for Comcast, who referred me for an open position there.
Within a week of submitting my resume, I received a phone call from a hiring manager. They walked me through my resume and gave suggestions on which things I should add or elaborate on. They asked me to make these changes and then resubmit my resume.
After that, I received an email to schedule a phone interview. During the phone interview, I was asked a few things about my background, previous work experience, specific details about projects I was involved with, and why I wanted to leave my current employer.
I felt the interview went pretty well. I waited a few days before sending an email to inquire about the status of my application. After getting no response, I sent one final email a week after that.
I felt that was a very rude way to be treated, and I expected a little more common courtesy from this company. I would not even consider applying to this company again after being ignored like that. Also, their internet service is really overpriced.
The following metrics were computed from 21 interview experiences for the Comcast Software Engineer role in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Comcast's interview process for their Software Engineer roles in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is fairly selective, failing a large portion of engineers who go through it.
Candidates reported having good feelings for Comcast's Software Engineer interview process in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.