I applied to Comcast in June 2021 and I was called 2 months later by a recruiter by the name of Samantha Tello. She was nice and professional, I passed the phone screen and was passed onto a virtual interview with 2 Comcast managers. I forget the interview names, but I liked that I could see them and they could see me. What I did not like was how casual everything was, the interview started off with them being overly familiar with me. I don't know them and they don't know me, it was more like a friend chatting with you than a manager doing your interview. It was unprofessional and made me uncomfortable. Further, the interviewers literally read questions verbatim from the screen. No lie! She literally said, "Ok, so the question reads..." WOW! I thought Comcast was all about being innovative? I guess not. I answered all the questions with flying colors and I passed the interview, was offered a second and final interview for hire, but I turned it down because Comcast does mandatory overtime that usually gets people on their days off. In addition, I did not like the feel of Comcast, it did not feel right and sometimes you have to go with your gut.

3 interviews 30-45 minutes pretty straight forward, alot of room to show yourself to the company. Questions are fairly simple to ask, most questions are related to your previous job experience and how you handle different situations.