Good benefits and the work environment is safe.
Very little training; you have to self-train yourself for new responsibilities.
I was contacted by a contracting company who asked if I wanted to work for them at Comcast. They interviewed me, next was the Comcast interview, then nothing happened. A year later, I was again contacted by the contractor. They said this time they ha
I never met anyone face to face until orientation day, after I had accepted the position. A battery of tests were given in regards to personality, technical ability, and reasoning skills. For the actual interview portion, there were pre-recorded que
The interview process is too draggy and it spans for two months. They aren't updating the feedback properly, which we need to keep on checking. There's no clear clarity on the number of technical rounds.
I was contacted by a contracting company who asked if I wanted to work for them at Comcast. They interviewed me, next was the Comcast interview, then nothing happened. A year later, I was again contacted by the contractor. They said this time they ha
I never met anyone face to face until orientation day, after I had accepted the position. A battery of tests were given in regards to personality, technical ability, and reasoning skills. For the actual interview portion, there were pre-recorded que
The interview process is too draggy and it spans for two months. They aren't updating the feedback properly, which we need to keep on checking. There's no clear clarity on the number of technical rounds.