Everything is good if you have the skills.
They just need counts. If you are good at showing up some good closure counts, then you can fit in.
It's not a company where you can spend time, learn, and grow. It's a company that needs super-fast, pro people to finish their tasks and show the numbers they need.
I had one technical round of interview. Fairly medium-level technical questions were asked for 45 minutes to 1 hour. Had a managerial round with leadership, and then HR confirmed my offer with Comcast.
Round 1 - Coding + Technical Round 2 - Theory + Technical Discussion Managerial Round: They asked about projects. Some scenarios were given, and I was asked to figure out pain points and solutions to resolve the issues. There were architecture-leve
The interview process happened for one week, with a total of three rounds. The first two were technical, and the third was a general HR round. Difficulty was average to hard. The process was smooth, with HR updates after every round.
I had one technical round of interview. Fairly medium-level technical questions were asked for 45 minutes to 1 hour. Had a managerial round with leadership, and then HR confirmed my offer with Comcast.
Round 1 - Coding + Technical Round 2 - Theory + Technical Discussion Managerial Round: They asked about projects. Some scenarios were given, and I was asked to figure out pain points and solutions to resolve the issues. There were architecture-leve
The interview process happened for one week, with a total of three rounds. The first two were technical, and the third was a general HR round. Difficulty was average to hard. The process was smooth, with HR updates after every round.