In a time when friends are being let go to save costs, I've felt secure in my role at Comcast. My team is strong, and I feel like I contribute value to the overall mission statement. After working a short time here, I feel my efforts reaching leadership levels, and them responding with grace and gratitude for my efforts. I will be at this company for a long time to come because of the value I place on my receptive and responsible leadership.
Siloed workforces always encounter delays and trouble when working across teams. I feel as though my team is very competent, and when we are forced to enlist help from outside groups, the response of our initiatives is hurt.
Enterprise companies, especially one so high-profile, must have silos. Understanding that, I still wish cross-department initiatives were easier to navigate.
Maybe this is less a Comcast con and more of a "large company" con.
More intra-department meetings, collaboration, and initiatives.
3-phase: interview and test, with a live code challenge. Interviewed with several senior team members and answered basic code questions. Was also given a take-home test to complete and hand in.
Conducted phone interview with Sr. Engineer, then an in-person interview with Manager and Sr. Engineer. Very painless; no tests, no tricky interview questions, etc.
I made it to the phone interview before I lost interest in the position. The position, it turns out, would be basically a computing in a dungeon type situation. I wanted a more open experience with people interactions. The position was one of optimiz
3-phase: interview and test, with a live code challenge. Interviewed with several senior team members and answered basic code questions. Was also given a take-home test to complete and hand in.
Conducted phone interview with Sr. Engineer, then an in-person interview with Manager and Sr. Engineer. Very painless; no tests, no tricky interview questions, etc.
I made it to the phone interview before I lost interest in the position. The position, it turns out, would be basically a computing in a dungeon type situation. I wanted a more open experience with people interactions. The position was one of optimiz