Awesome, chaotic. Worst company to work for
Awesome, chaotic. Worst company to work for
• Big company and good revenues. • Nice headquarters.
- Poor quality of workforce.
- Heights of inequality on all grounds (Equal opportunity and open door policies are just for papers).
- Very unprofessional.
- Laid back.
Get rid of all the junk workforce and identify the right talent. Stop pretending and start competing.
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Comcast Interview Questions
Comcast Interview Experiences
Web Developer
One phone interview (remote) and an onsite meeting. Conference call with a remote location. Multiple questions about methodology were asked. They asked about how I would approach a problem. If I was able to take a bare system and turn it into a w
Backend Engineer
I had 4 rounds of interviews. The first one was with the development manager, and the second one was about Java concepts and coding. The third one was about system design, and the last one was the finishing one.
Sr. Software Engineer
3 steps: Manager did a technical interview for about an hour regarding retirements and my skill sets. Engg Lead: Tech debt (coding skills and cloud experience). Product Manager (PM): Formal discussion.
Web Developer
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United StatesJuly 1, 2013One phone interview (remote) and an onsite meeting. Conference call with a remote location. Multiple questions about methodology were asked. They asked about how I would approach a problem. If I was able to take a bare system and turn it into a w
Backend Engineer
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United StatesApril 3, 2023I had 4 rounds of interviews. The first one was with the development manager, and the second one was about Java concepts and coding. The third one was about system design, and the last one was the finishing one.
Sr. Software Engineer
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United StatesMarch 2, 20213 steps: Manager did a technical interview for about an hour regarding retirements and my skill sets. Engg Lead: Tech debt (coding skills and cloud experience). Product Manager (PM): Formal discussion.
