Salaries are competitive, and the healthcare benefits are top-notch. The company has made concerted efforts to improve upon DE&I.
Leadership insists on routinely and continuously gathering feedback, then only paying lip service to the good news that adds to their exorbitant bonuses. Decisions are made based on the whims of the top few, instead of based off of the professional knowledge of their constituents.
A recent call for employees to return to the worksite DID NOT meet their promises of advance notice, and the timeframe is unreasonable to arrange childcare and other work-life balance-related decisions. Leadership very sloppily made a hard left turn and blindsided their constituents.
Be kind to your minions.
They’re loyal and just want to please so they can live well.
I have a friend who works for Comcast, who referred me for an open position there. Within a week of submitting my resume, I received a phone call from a hiring manager. They walked me through my resume and gave suggestions on which things I should a
I got an interview call through the Grace Hopper resume database. After a 14-minute phone interview, I was invited for an onsite. I found the interviewers not that knowledgeable. The interview was in October, and they have not reimbursed me yet. Co
Had a phone screen with some moderately difficult Core Java questions. Comcast asked me to come in the very next day for an on-site. The first round seemed to go well, and my interviewers intimated that I had passed and they were going to progress w
I have a friend who works for Comcast, who referred me for an open position there. Within a week of submitting my resume, I received a phone call from a hiring manager. They walked me through my resume and gave suggestions on which things I should a
I got an interview call through the Grace Hopper resume database. After a 14-minute phone interview, I was invited for an onsite. I found the interviewers not that knowledgeable. The interview was in October, and they have not reimbursed me yet. Co
Had a phone screen with some moderately difficult Core Java questions. Comcast asked me to come in the very next day for an on-site. The first round seemed to go well, and my interviewers intimated that I had passed and they were going to progress w