Industry exposure was plenty, and there was plenty of opportunity to learn about other parts of the company, given self-initiative.
The manager wasn't especially technically capable.
The knowledge gained was primarily due to my own effort.
Afterwards, the effort to retain interns was relatively sparse.
The recruiting team is very knowledgeable. The initial coordination and follow-up have been pretty satisfying. Overall, it's been a very coordinated, but a little time-consuming, process. However, it was a good process.
Interviewed at Comcast in Philadelphia. The experience was pretty good; most of the questions were behavioral and/or based on the skills and experiences listed on my resume. At the end of the interview, they asked a couple of basic algorithm questio
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.
The recruiting team is very knowledgeable. The initial coordination and follow-up have been pretty satisfying. Overall, it's been a very coordinated, but a little time-consuming, process. However, it was a good process.
Interviewed at Comcast in Philadelphia. The experience was pretty good; most of the questions were behavioral and/or based on the skills and experiences listed on my resume. At the end of the interview, they asked a couple of basic algorithm questio
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.