Good company overall
Good company overall
- Good pay
- Good benefits
- Management has a plan and strategy
- Budgets are always tight.
- Very inflexible RTO policies.
Better RTO policies would go a long way. Four days per week in-office is way too much, especially for employees whose teams aren’t in one office.
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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
Software Engineer
One initial phone screen with an HR representative, then another phone interview with a software engineering contractor within the team they were considering me for. It was super laid back and had no technical questions. The process totaled 2-3 week
Front End Software Engineer
They had a manager talk to me and ask me various questions about my previous work. They also talked about where I see myself at Comcast. Overall, it was a very nice interview, and I felt respected.
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
Software Engineer
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United StatesFebruary 1, 2015One initial phone screen with an HR representative, then another phone interview with a software engineering contractor within the team they were considering me for. It was super laid back and had no technical questions. The process totaled 2-3 week
Front End Software Engineer
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United StatesOctober 1, 2019They had a manager talk to me and ask me various questions about my previous work. They also talked about where I see myself at Comcast. Overall, it was a very nice interview, and I felt respected.
