I've been with the company since I was 19 years old, first as a consultant, and then later as an employee.
In my time here, I have always felt like I was part of a small family that was part of a (substantially) larger family. People work together to get the job done.
There is always opportunity for growth and development. I, personally, have never held the same role for more than 2-3 years because of the sheer number of opportunities.
The company is HUGE. And while this is great for opportunity, it can be a little overwhelming at times. It can be very easy to become siloed into one's function.
Continue supporting and promoting diversity & inclusion initiatives. The employee resource groups are a great way to get employees more engaged and involved in the business. When employees are engaged, they continue to be promoters of the business.
It's very team-specific, but for the team I was interviewed for, it was a lot of behavioral questions and some LeetCode. Some questions, such as getting the two lowest numbers in a list.
The hiring and interview process was very smooth, but that was 10 years ago. Comcast had just started their Voice program, so they didn't ask any specific questions since I was doing exactly the same things at my previous company. I got the offer in
Was called from the college co-op program. Easy hiring process, with basic technical questions about programming. They check your approach towards testing and problem-solving. They will make sure you don't bluff on your resume and ask some basic p
It's very team-specific, but for the team I was interviewed for, it was a lot of behavioral questions and some LeetCode. Some questions, such as getting the two lowest numbers in a list.
The hiring and interview process was very smooth, but that was 10 years ago. Comcast had just started their Voice program, so they didn't ask any specific questions since I was doing exactly the same things at my previous company. I got the offer in
Was called from the college co-op program. Easy hiring process, with basic technical questions about programming. They check your approach towards testing and problem-solving. They will make sure you don't bluff on your resume and ask some basic p