Not much about the cons, average, good company.
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During my interview with Comcast, I had a multifaceted experience. It began with an initial meeting, where I noted that the interviewer appeared somewhat reserved. Despite this initial demeanor, they tried to establish a more comfortable atmosphere
First, there was a written test, which contained CS MCQs and coding questions. Those who were shortlisted then had a technical interview. Finally, from the technical interview, shortlisted candidates proceeded to the HR interview.
There are three rounds, one hour each. The first and second rounds were technical, and the last one was techno-managerial. The overall process was very smooth, but the feedback session was not so impressive. After multiple reminders, HR still does no
During my interview with Comcast, I had a multifaceted experience. It began with an initial meeting, where I noted that the interviewer appeared somewhat reserved. Despite this initial demeanor, they tried to establish a more comfortable atmosphere
First, there was a written test, which contained CS MCQs and coding questions. Those who were shortlisted then had a technical interview. Finally, from the technical interview, shortlisted candidates proceeded to the HR interview.
There are three rounds, one hour each. The first and second rounds were technical, and the last one was techno-managerial. The overall process was very smooth, but the feedback session was not so impressive. After multiple reminders, HR still does no