Worked for Comcast for 7 years as an employee and 1 year as a contractor.
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The interview process consisted of meeting many team leads, including one head of technology. While the total process felt rushed, disheveled, and succumbed to the typical 'big business' mentality, the individuals were more than pleasant and intelli
Phone and then in-person interview. Easy process, but no follow-up from Human Resources. They were nice people, but they leave you hanging for a response. No feedback whatsoever.
Phone Interview going over my resume and work I’ve done. Nothing too technical except a walkthrough on how a web server takes in a call. In person: Met hiring manager, tech team, and architect. Mainly easy going.
The interview process consisted of meeting many team leads, including one head of technology. While the total process felt rushed, disheveled, and succumbed to the typical 'big business' mentality, the individuals were more than pleasant and intelli
Phone and then in-person interview. Easy process, but no follow-up from Human Resources. They were nice people, but they leave you hanging for a response. No feedback whatsoever.
Phone Interview going over my resume and work I’ve done. Nothing too technical except a walkthrough on how a web server takes in a call. In person: Met hiring manager, tech team, and architect. Mainly easy going.