Great pay, a lot of smart people, very nice office spaces and a cafeteria.
They pay a lot of money to software interns.
The company does not just do cable/internet; they're doing other tech/software stuff too.
Didn't see any cons. The only one is that people give you "the look" when you tell them you work for Comcast. But actually working there was nice.
Two rounds: 1. A behavioral phone screen (pretty easy). 2. One live virtual semi-technical interview where they just asked you to talk about your favorite technical project and some basic data structures plus SQL.
The recruiter called me directly for a face-to-face interview. There were four interviews with people of different levels, including directors and senior software engineers. The interviewers were very nice. They asked relevant questions.
First, I had a brief phone screen with a recruiter from another city. Then I had a technical phone interview with one of the managers in my city. Last was an on-site interview, where I was interviewed by about 5 or 6 different people. Most questions
Two rounds: 1. A behavioral phone screen (pretty easy). 2. One live virtual semi-technical interview where they just asked you to talk about your favorite technical project and some basic data structures plus SQL.
The recruiter called me directly for a face-to-face interview. There were four interviews with people of different levels, including directors and senior software engineers. The interviewers were very nice. They asked relevant questions.
First, I had a brief phone screen with a recruiter from another city. Then I had a technical phone interview with one of the managers in my city. Last was an on-site interview, where I was interviewed by about 5 or 6 different people. Most questions