Decent benefits and free cable.
If you think having Comcast cable isn't great, working there is worse.
I applied online. A recruiter from Comcast called me and asked general questions about why Comcast, your work authorization, and expected salary. Then she scheduled a phone interview with the hiring team. It was basic OOPS questions followed by SQL
5 rounds of LC-like coding exercises. Recursive, DP, etc. Pretty intense, but friendly. You get hints and suggestions, more like discussions of pros and cons of different implementation trade-offs. Overall: Positive. Got an offer out of it.
The first round was an aptitude round, consisting of DBMS, OS, Linux, networking, quantitative, and reasoning questions, and a coding question. The second round was a technical round where I was asked to explain about my projects. The last round was
I applied online. A recruiter from Comcast called me and asked general questions about why Comcast, your work authorization, and expected salary. Then she scheduled a phone interview with the hiring team. It was basic OOPS questions followed by SQL
5 rounds of LC-like coding exercises. Recursive, DP, etc. Pretty intense, but friendly. You get hints and suggestions, more like discussions of pros and cons of different implementation trade-offs. Overall: Positive. Got an offer out of it.
The first round was an aptitude round, consisting of DBMS, OS, Linux, networking, quantitative, and reasoning questions, and a coding question. The second round was a technical round where I was asked to explain about my projects. The last round was