Always on the cutting edge of technology, Comcast has a strong leadership role within the CATV community.
Also, the company is willing to help those who wish to further their college career through the employee assistance program.
Pay is not always aligned with skill set. Customer service is definitely the weak link in the chain. Departments are too separate. Individuals have to go up several levels to get to a common manager, and it is hard to get different departments to "play nice" together. Also, there are very few local managers, so there are not as many people who have the personal connectivity to the community.
Treat the employees fairly and compensate them for the job done or for the skill set required to do the job.
Put more emphasis on building a true customer service mindset in our call centers and ensure that those interacting with our customers can speak English clearly and communicate effectively.
You will have 3 levels of interviews, followed by HR. There are 2 rounds from India and 1 round from the USA. All are 1-hour interviews, focusing mostly on basics. If anyone refers you, you have a high chance of being selected.
It's an on-campus interview. Had two rounds: * Online test * Technical interview The online test comprised of questions from Java, Python, C, C++, testing, core CS, and more. It had MCQ-type questions and some coding questions too. Only easy q
Panel interview with multiple folks participating who asked job-related questions and about job history. Standard interview fare, and nothing out of the ordinary. I wasn't surprised by any of the process or the questions.
You will have 3 levels of interviews, followed by HR. There are 2 rounds from India and 1 round from the USA. All are 1-hour interviews, focusing mostly on basics. If anyone refers you, you have a high chance of being selected.
It's an on-campus interview. Had two rounds: * Online test * Technical interview The online test comprised of questions from Java, Python, C, C++, testing, core CS, and more. It had MCQ-type questions and some coding questions too. Only easy q
Panel interview with multiple folks participating who asked job-related questions and about job history. Standard interview fare, and nothing out of the ordinary. I wasn't surprised by any of the process or the questions.