Manager was great. Given a lot of independence. Allowed to work remotely. IT was surprisingly fast to handle support requests.
My situation was not typical for a Comcast employee.
Most had to work in office. They couldn't guarantee a long-term contract.
The recruiting firm they used got an absurdly huge chunk of my salary on a continuous basis.
Work was boring corporate-type stuff.
Offer your highly talented consultants full-time positions to reduce churn.
I submitted an application on Thursday night on the Comcast careers website. I was then contacted by Manpower the next day. They gave a brief description of the job and asked if it was something I would be interested in. I told them yes, and she aske
Straightforward and transparent process. Applied online. Initial connect call with HR. Checked on your goals and what you are looking for in this position, and basically discussed benefits of being a Comcast employee. Phone screen and on-site. I
Tell me about yourself and Project details. Spring Boot questions, like GET vs POST vs PUT. And basic coding questions: How to write unique elements in an array using Java?
I submitted an application on Thursday night on the Comcast careers website. I was then contacted by Manpower the next day. They gave a brief description of the job and asked if it was something I would be interested in. I told them yes, and she aske
Straightforward and transparent process. Applied online. Initial connect call with HR. Checked on your goals and what you are looking for in this position, and basically discussed benefits of being a Comcast employee. Phone screen and on-site. I
Tell me about yourself and Project details. Spring Boot questions, like GET vs POST vs PUT. And basic coding questions: How to write unique elements in an array using Java?