Lots of support from management and teammates.
Lots of room to learn and be self-proficient, which actually felt pretty good.
Lots of overtime, consistent long hours, and early mornings. It's so difficult to leave the tech side. Trying to interview for a different position within Comcast is possible, but then I wouldn't get follow-up on a yes or no.
Eliminate the amount of contractors out there because in-house residential techs would fix their mistakes constantly.
After you get past the phone interviews, the in-person interview gives you a rundown of what work is expected and the training that will be given in order to succeed. They do watch you and give you a small test during the whole walkthrough, so look p
It was a first-round interview. I was interviewed by two people. They essentially asked me about a project I did during my time in college. Then, after that, they gave me an overview of what the company was about and told me some pointers on what to
Found job on LinkedIn and applied via Comcast careers. First Round - Initial video screening call with recruiter: He was good and asked about general experience, explaining the team that was hiring. Second Round - Hiring Manager: He asked me easy q
After you get past the phone interviews, the in-person interview gives you a rundown of what work is expected and the training that will be given in order to succeed. They do watch you and give you a small test during the whole walkthrough, so look p
It was a first-round interview. I was interviewed by two people. They essentially asked me about a project I did during my time in college. Then, after that, they gave me an overview of what the company was about and told me some pointers on what to
Found job on LinkedIn and applied via Comcast careers. First Round - Initial video screening call with recruiter: He was good and asked about general experience, explaining the team that was hiring. Second Round - Hiring Manager: He asked me easy q