I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at Comcast (Englewood, CO) in Jan 2019
Interview
Applied online and was contacted a week later by email to schedule a 15 minute phone interview. The email described the position I was applying for, compensation, training and start date. The phone interview was brief. I discussed my employment history and skills. The recruiter felt I could be a good fit based on our conversation and we scheduled a face-to-face interview.
The face-to-face was, initially, in a group setting. It was four other candidates and myself. We met in a conference room to discuss further the details of the position, compensation, benefits, history of the company and training dates. From there we went on a tour of the facility then broke off to one-on-one interviews with a manager.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
The interview was in SAR format (Situation, Action, Result). I had one manager interview and another shadowing. I was asked questions based on past experiences such as, "Discuss a time when you dealt with conflict, what happened, what did you do and what was the result?" Standard SAR interview questions. I got past that round and was walked over to another manager that asked a few basic questions in regards to my employment history, then asked to name three skills a good sales person has.
It was quick and easy. I was interviewed by two managers. One manager was observing and the other was asking me questions. They were very nice people. At the end of the interview I was offered the job.
It was quick and easy not much to say in a negative light I actually really enjoyed my experience. I never really enjoyed these types of questions until I interviewed with them.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Tell me about a time where you had to go above and beyond
My interview with comcast was very easy going and thorough. The interview felt very much like a back and forth conversation and less of a Q&A typical interview. I also found the interviewer to be very knowledgeable and the conversation was very informative.
