You will get good bonuses and benefits throughout the year. Work-life balance is decent, but again, that’s based on the project.
Still Comcast learning on software domain, you will see some unorganized work that will affect work-life balance. This
Comcast is very, very slow. I applied in November 2015 and got a reply in Feb 2016, and that too when I gave a reference from my colleague. Then they mailed me to fill a survey form. The moment I filled that I require sponsorship in the future, the
A quite simple process. They did an initial screening and then multiple assessments to gain knowledge of your skill set. After that, they show you how well you scored on the assessments.
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
Comcast is very, very slow. I applied in November 2015 and got a reply in Feb 2016, and that too when I gave a reference from my colleague. Then they mailed me to fill a survey form. The moment I filled that I require sponsorship in the future, the
A quite simple process. They did an initial screening and then multiple assessments to gain knowledge of your skill set. After that, they show you how well you scored on the assessments.
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