Lots of opportunities to be a part of diverse teams and to experience new and different technologies.
Lots of people playing politics and competing with each other when it doesn’t serve the company’s best interests.
A recruiter (external to Comcast) reached out about a DevOps Engineer position in Philadelphia. I was asked to first submit a small 'DevOps' project involving configuring a web server to a certain specification using automated tooling of my choice. I
Really simple interview based around resume. Semi-behavioral, mostly technical but no LeetCode or tests. I was interviewed by a manager, not a recruiter. As a student, they do ask more low-level questions on programming structure and things.
Applied online, then they contacted me for a site interview in their Philadelphia location. The on-site interview was good overall, except for a guy who did not introduce himself and jumped into code right away. He kept texting or writing emails the
A recruiter (external to Comcast) reached out about a DevOps Engineer position in Philadelphia. I was asked to first submit a small 'DevOps' project involving configuring a web server to a certain specification using automated tooling of my choice. I
Really simple interview based around resume. Semi-behavioral, mostly technical but no LeetCode or tests. I was interviewed by a manager, not a recruiter. As a student, they do ask more low-level questions on programming structure and things.
Applied online, then they contacted me for a site interview in their Philadelphia location. The on-site interview was good overall, except for a guy who did not introduce himself and jumped into code right away. He kept texting or writing emails the