Working in the Comcast Technology Center is something all engineers should aspire to do. It is state-of-the-art and really helps create a great environment for work.
Being a larger company, there were a few hiccups and delays, but that is to be expected.
Great interview process. Four to five members of the team came by and asked me questions about my past experience and also the past projects I did in school. Everyone was extremely friendly, and they described the position I might be taking on.
Disorganized and unprofessional. Multiple weeks between interview stages. No status updates without multiple follow-ups to the Comcast recruiter who originally contacted me. The on-site interview felt rushed, and the hiring managers seemed generally
I had 4 rounds of interviews. The first one was with the development manager, and the second one was about Java concepts and coding. The third one was about system design, and the last one was the finishing one.
Great interview process. Four to five members of the team came by and asked me questions about my past experience and also the past projects I did in school. Everyone was extremely friendly, and they described the position I might be taking on.
Disorganized and unprofessional. Multiple weeks between interview stages. No status updates without multiple follow-ups to the Comcast recruiter who originally contacted me. The on-site interview felt rushed, and the hiring managers seemed generally
I had 4 rounds of interviews. The first one was with the development manager, and the second one was about Java concepts and coding. The third one was about system design, and the last one was the finishing one.