Worst company ever
Worst company ever
Free cable, great health care. Nice bonus structure. Interesting projects.
Too many to name. I was the victim of harassment and discrimination based on both my religion and politics. Coworkers weaponized Comcast listens. They care more about Smash Brothers than they do their employees. Promotions are based on who you know and the happy hours you go to, rather than work ethic. The best day of my life was leaving there.
Please stop speaking the words. Do the actions. Take a look at your people leaders, see what they're doing, and hold them accountable.
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Comcast Interview Experiences
Software Engineer
There were two phases to the interview. The first phase had six interviewers, and the second had three. I was asked about the basics of Java and what I had done. It took two hours and proceeded smoothly. * Design a RESTful interface for a library
Software Engineer
Asked Java-related questions about object-oriented programming, such as inheritance. Had to do live coding over simple Java tasks. Wasn’t too bad if you’re familiar with object-oriented programming.
Software Engineer
I had a phone call first with HR, and then they asked me for a video and coding round. Next was onsite, where I talked to different teams. They were very flexible in the process.
Software Engineer
December 1, 2011There were two phases to the interview. The first phase had six interviewers, and the second had three. I was asked about the basics of Java and what I had done. It took two hours and proceeded smoothly. * Design a RESTful interface for a library
Software Engineer
United StatesOctober 24, 2023Asked Java-related questions about object-oriented programming, such as inheritance. Had to do live coding over simple Java tasks. Wasn’t too bad if you’re familiar with object-oriented programming.
Software Engineer
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United StatesSeptember 1, 2019I had a phone call first with HR, and then they asked me for a video and coding round. Next was onsite, where I talked to different teams. They were very flexible in the process.
