Free cable and internet is a major plus. Work culture is highly dependent on the office. I had the opportunity to visit a few and would possibly have given it 5 stars overall had I worked at a different office. Bonuses were given. Time off policies were reasonable. Pay was reasonable.
These cons may not apply to all the different offices.
Training was given as a reward rather than to those who needed it. There was little room for personal growth, micromanagement, and policies promoted cronyism.
Through a recruiter, but one phone call with the hiring manager and then a two-hour tech interview. Everyone was nice and knowledgeable, but the interviews left little time for my questions, and it was a very speedy interview process.
Comcast contains three rounds. The first one is an assessment test. If you crack this test, then you have a technical round, and then after HR. If you crack all these three rounds, then you get placed in Comcast company, which is located in Chennai.
There will be 3-4 rounds of interview: * Screening round * Technical round one * Technical round two * A final round with higher management * HR discussion Interview difficulty varies based on the type of position.
Through a recruiter, but one phone call with the hiring manager and then a two-hour tech interview. Everyone was nice and knowledgeable, but the interviews left little time for my questions, and it was a very speedy interview process.
Comcast contains three rounds. The first one is an assessment test. If you crack this test, then you have a technical round, and then after HR. If you crack all these three rounds, then you get placed in Comcast company, which is located in Chennai.
There will be 3-4 rounds of interview: * Screening round * Technical round one * Technical round two * A final round with higher management * HR discussion Interview difficulty varies based on the type of position.