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@Panther-17
If you read @ComcastTeds reply, this was at the bottom. Check back in a few weeks, it will be awhile before a fix is implemented
Marking this post as Best Answer for now , will update as more information and timing for the fix becomes available.
If you read @ComcastTeds reply, this was at the bottom. Check back in a few weeks, it will be awhile before a fix is implemented
Marking this post as Best Answer for now , will update as more information and timing for the fix becomes available.
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@Eerieglow and all
You’re absolutely right, read the Official Employee response in this thread. Click on go to best answer
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No more examples are necessary
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Apologies for this issue and experience. Thanks also for your continued patience. I wanted to share a bit of an update and some background below:
Our engineering team is aware of and is working on this issue with Reminders.
High level, the identified problem is essentially that our architecture is currently no longer optimized for the amount of reminders that are being added (we’ve seen a large increase in reminders over the years). As a result, a handful of reminders are being dropped.
A customer with a large amount of reminders is much more likely to experience random drops because of it.
Our team is currently working on updating our infrastructure to better optimize against the large load and are looking at around a month out before the changes will be deployed.
The team had this prioritized earlier, but unfortunately, because of COVID, the timeline had been pushed to accommodate more pressing issues.
I am an Official Comcast Employee.
Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
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Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
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Apologies for this issue and experience. Thanks also for your continued patience. I wanted to share a bit of an update and some background below:
Our engineering team is aware of and is working on this issue with Reminders.
High level, the identified problem is essentially that our architecture is currently no longer optimized for the amount of reminders that are being added (we’ve seen a large increase in reminders over the years). As a result, a handful of reminders are being dropped.
A customer with a large amount of reminders is much more likely to experience random drops because of it.
Our team is currently working on updating our infrastructure to better optimize against the large load and are looking at around a month out before the changes will be deployed.
The team had this prioritized earlier, but unfortunately, because of COVID, the timeline had been pushed to accommodate more pressing issues.
I am an Official Comcast Employee.
Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
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Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
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Apologies for this issue and experience. Thanks also for your continued patience. I wanted to share a bit of an update and some background below:
Our engineering team is aware of and is working on this issue with Reminders.
High level, the identified problem is essentially that our architecture is currently no longer optimized for the amount of reminders that are being added (we’ve seen a large increase in reminders over the years). As a result, a handful of reminders are being dropped.
A customer with a large amount of reminders is much more likely to experience random drops because of it.
Our team is currently working on updating our infrastructure to better optimize against the large load and are looking at around a month out before the changes will be deployed.
The team had this prioritized earlier, but unfortunately, because of COVID, the timeline had been pushed to accommodate more pressing issues.
I am an Official Comcast Employee.
Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
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Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
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Apologies for this issue and experience. Thanks also for your continued patience. I wanted to share a bit of an update and some background below:
Our engineering team is aware of and is working on this issue with Reminders.
High level, the identified problem is essentially that our architecture is currently no longer optimized for the amount of reminders that are being added (we’ve seen a large increase in reminders over the years). As a result, a handful of reminders are being dropped.
A customer with a large amount of reminders is much more likely to experience random drops because of it.
Our team is currently working on updating our infrastructure to better optimize against the large load and are looking at around a month out before the changes will be deployed.
The team had this prioritized earlier, but unfortunately, because of COVID, the timeline had been pushed to accommodate more pressing issues.
I am an Official Comcast Employee.
Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
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Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
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Apologies for this issue and experience. Thanks also for your continued patience. I wanted to share a bit of an update and some background below:
Our engineering team is aware of and is working on this issue with Reminders.
High level, the identified problem is essentially that our architecture is currently no longer optimized for the amount of reminders that are being added (we’ve seen a large increase in reminders over the years). As a result, a handful of reminders are being dropped.
A customer with a large amount of reminders is much more likely to experience random drops because of it.
Our team is currently working on updating our infrastructure to better optimize against the large load and are looking at around a month out before the changes will be deployed.
The team had this prioritized earlier, but unfortunately, because of COVID, the timeline had been pushed to accommodate more pressing issues.
I am an Official Comcast Employee.
Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
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Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
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Apologies for this issue and experience. Thanks also for your continued patience. I wanted to share a bit of an update and some background below:
Our engineering team is aware of and is working on this issue with Reminders.
High level, the identified problem is essentially that our architecture is currently no longer optimized for the amount of reminders that are being added (we’ve seen a large increase in reminders over the years). As a result, a handful of reminders are being dropped.
A customer with a large amount of reminders is much more likely to experience random drops because of it.
Our team is currently working on updating our infrastructure to better optimize against the large load and are looking at around a month out before the changes will be deployed.
The team had this prioritized earlier, but unfortunately, because of COVID, the timeline had been pushed to accommodate more pressing issues.
I am an Official Comcast Employee.
Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
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Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
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Apologies for this issue and experience. Thanks also for your continued patience. I wanted to share a bit of an update and some background below:
Our engineering team is aware of and is working on this issue with Reminders.
High level, the identified problem is essentially that our architecture is currently no longer optimized for the amount of reminders that are being added (we’ve seen a large increase in reminders over the years). As a result, a handful of reminders are being dropped.
A customer with a large amount of reminders is much more likely to experience random drops because of it.
Our team is currently working on updating our infrastructure to better optimize against the large load and are looking at around a month out before the changes will be deployed.
The team had this prioritized earlier, but unfortunately, because of COVID, the timeline had been pushed to accommodate more pressing issues.
I am an Official Comcast Employee.
Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
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Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
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Apologies for this issue and experience. Thanks also for your continued patience. I wanted to share a bit of an update and some background below:
Our engineering team is aware of and is working on this issue with Reminders.
High level, the identified problem is essentially that our architecture is currently no longer optimized for the amount of reminders that are being added (we’ve seen a large increase in reminders over the years). As a result, a handful of reminders are being dropped.
A customer with a large amount of reminders is much more likely to experience random drops because of it.
Our team is currently working on updating our infrastructure to better optimize against the large load and are looking at around a month out before the changes will be deployed.
The team had this prioritized earlier, but unfortunately, because of COVID, the timeline had been pushed to accommodate more pressing issues.
I am an Official Comcast Employee.
Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
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Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
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Apologies for this issue and experience. Thanks also for your continued patience. I wanted to share a bit of an update and some background below:
Our engineering team is aware of and is working on this issue with Reminders.
High level, the identified problem is essentially that our architecture is currently no longer optimized for the amount of reminders that are being added (we’ve seen a large increase in reminders over the years). As a result, a handful of reminders are being dropped.
A customer with a large amount of reminders is much more likely to experience random drops because of it.
Our team is currently working on updating our infrastructure to better optimize against the large load and are looking at around a month out before the changes will be deployed.
The team had this prioritized earlier, but unfortunately, because of COVID, the timeline had been pushed to accommodate more pressing issues.
I am an Official Comcast Employee.
Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
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Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
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Apologies for this issue and experience. Thanks also for your continued patience. I wanted to share a bit of an update and some background below:
Our engineering team is aware of and is working on this issue with Reminders.
High level, the identified problem is essentially that our architecture is currently no longer optimized for the amount of reminders that are being added (we’ve seen a large increase in reminders over the years). As a result, a handful of reminders are being dropped.
A customer with a large amount of reminders is much more likely to experience random drops because of it.
Our team is currently working on updating our infrastructure to better optimize against the large load and are looking at around a month out before the changes will be deployed.
The team had this prioritized earlier, but unfortunately, because of COVID, the timeline had been pushed to accommodate more pressing issues.
I am an Official Comcast Employee.
Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
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Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
Was your question answered? Mark the post as Best Answer!
Apologies for this issue and experience. Thanks also for your continued patience. I wanted to share a bit of an update and some background below:
Our engineering team is aware of and is working on this issue with Reminders.
High level, the identified problem is essentially that our architecture is currently no longer optimized for the amount of reminders that are being added (we’ve seen a large increase in reminders over the years). As a result, a handful of reminders are being dropped.
A customer with a large amount of reminders is much more likely to experience random drops because of it.
Our team is currently working on updating our infrastructure to better optimize against the large load and are looking at around a month out before the changes will be deployed.
The team had this prioritized earlier, but unfortunately, because of COVID, the timeline had been pushed to accommodate more pressing issues.
I am an Official Comcast Employee.
Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
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Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
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Apologies for this issue and experience. Thanks also for your continued patience. I wanted to share a bit of an update and some background below:
Our engineering team is aware of and is working on this issue with Reminders.
High level, the identified problem is essentially that our architecture is currently no longer optimized for the amount of reminders that are being added (we’ve seen a large increase in reminders over the years). As a result, a handful of reminders are being dropped.
A customer with a large amount of reminders is much more likely to experience random drops because of it.
Our team is currently working on updating our infrastructure to better optimize against the large load and are looking at around a month out before the changes will be deployed.
The team had this prioritized earlier, but unfortunately, because of COVID, the timeline had been pushed to accommodate more pressing issues.
I am an Official Comcast Employee.
Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
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Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
Was your question answered? Mark the post as Best Answer!
Apologies for this issue and experience. Thanks also for your continued patience. I wanted to share a bit of an update and some background below:
Our engineering team is aware of and is working on this issue with Reminders.
High level, the identified problem is essentially that our architecture is currently no longer optimized for the amount of reminders that are being added (we’ve seen a large increase in reminders over the years). As a result, a handful of reminders are being dropped.
A customer with a large amount of reminders is much more likely to experience random drops because of it.
Our team is currently working on updating our infrastructure to better optimize against the large load and are looking at around a month out before the changes will be deployed.
The team had this prioritized earlier, but unfortunately, because of COVID, the timeline had been pushed to accommodate more pressing issues.
I am an Official Comcast Employee.
Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
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Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
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@Panther-17 No replacement box needed. We need to address this on the Comcast side.
Apologies for this issue and experience. Thanks also for your continued patience. I wanted to share a bit of an update and some background below:
Our engineering team is aware of and is working on this issue with Reminders.
High level, the identified problem is essentially that our architecture is currently no longer optimized for the amount of reminders that are being added (we’ve seen a large increase in reminders over the years). As a result, a handful of reminders are being dropped.
A customer with a large amount of reminders is much more likely to experience random drops because of it.
Our team is currently working on updating our infrastructure to better optimize against the large load and are looking at around a month out before the changes will be deployed.
The team had this prioritized earlier, but unfortunately, because of COVID, the timeline had been pushed to accommodate more pressing issues.
I am an Official Comcast Employee.
Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
Was your question answered? Mark the post as Best Answer!
Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
Was your question answered? Mark the post as Best Answer!
Apologies for this issue and experience. Thanks also for your continued patience. I wanted to share a bit of an update and some background below:
Our engineering team is aware of and is working on this issue with Reminders.
High level, the identified problem is essentially that our architecture is currently no longer optimized for the amount of reminders that are being added (we’ve seen a large increase in reminders over the years). As a result, a handful of reminders are being dropped.
A customer with a large amount of reminders is much more likely to experience random drops because of it.
Our team is currently working on updating our infrastructure to better optimize against the large load and are looking at around a month out before the changes will be deployed.
The team had this prioritized earlier, but unfortunately, because of COVID, the timeline had been pushed to accommodate more pressing issues.
I am an Official Comcast Employee.
Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
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Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
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@thomasneilson The right reams are working on this.
Apologies for this issue and experience. Thanks also for your continued patience. I wanted to share a bit of an update and some background below:
Our engineering team is aware of and is working on this issue with Reminders.
High level, the identified problem is essentially that our architecture is currently no longer optimized for the amount of reminders that are being added (we’ve seen a large increase in reminders over the years). As a result, a handful of reminders are being dropped.
A customer with a large amount of reminders is much more likely to experience random drops because of it.
Our team is currently working on updating our infrastructure to better optimize against the large load and are looking at around a month out before the changes will be deployed.
The team had this prioritized earlier, but unfortunately, because of COVID, the timeline had been pushed to accommodate more pressing issues.
I am an Official Comcast Employee.
Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
Was your question answered? Mark the post as Best Answer!
Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
Was your question answered? Mark the post as Best Answer!
Apologies for this issue and experience. Thanks also for your continued patience. I wanted to share a bit of an update and some background below:
Our engineering team is aware of and is working on this issue with Reminders.
High level, the identified problem is essentially that our architecture is currently no longer optimized for the amount of reminders that are being added (we’ve seen a large increase in reminders over the years). As a result, a handful of reminders are being dropped.
A customer with a large amount of reminders is much more likely to experience random drops because of it.
Our team is currently working on updating our infrastructure to better optimize against the large load and are looking at around a month out before the changes will be deployed.
The team had this prioritized earlier, but unfortunately, because of COVID, the timeline had been pushed to accommodate more pressing issues.
I am an Official Comcast Employee.
Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
Was your question answered? Mark the post as Best Answer!
Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
Was your question answered? Mark the post as Best Answer!
Apologies for this issue and experience. Thanks also for your continued patience. I wanted to share a bit of an update and some background below:
Our engineering team is aware of and is working on this issue with Reminders.
High level, the identified problem is essentially that our architecture is currently no longer optimized for the amount of reminders that are being added (we’ve seen a large increase in reminders over the years). As a result, a handful of reminders are being dropped.
A customer with a large amount of reminders is much more likely to experience random drops because of it.
Our team is currently working on updating our infrastructure to better optimize against the large load and are looking at around a month out before the changes will be deployed.
The team had this prioritized earlier, but unfortunately, because of COVID, the timeline had been pushed to accommodate more pressing issues.
I am an Official Comcast Employee.
Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
Was your question answered? Mark the post as Best Answer!
Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
Was your question answered? Mark the post as Best Answer!
Apologies for this issue and experience. Thanks also for your continued patience. I wanted to share a bit of an update and some background below:
Our engineering team is aware of and is working on this issue with Reminders.
High level, the identified problem is essentially that our architecture is currently no longer optimized for the amount of reminders that are being added (we’ve seen a large increase in reminders over the years). As a result, a handful of reminders are being dropped.
A customer with a large amount of reminders is much more likely to experience random drops because of it.
Our team is currently working on updating our infrastructure to better optimize against the large load and are looking at around a month out before the changes will be deployed.
The team had this prioritized earlier, but unfortunately, because of COVID, the timeline had been pushed to accommodate more pressing issues.
I am an Official Comcast Employee.
Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
Was your question answered? Mark the post as Best Answer!
Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
Was your question answered? Mark the post as Best Answer!
Apologies for this issue and experience. Thanks also for your continued patience. I wanted to share a bit of an update and some background below:
Our engineering team is aware of and is working on this issue with Reminders.
High level, the identified problem is essentially that our architecture is currently no longer optimized for the amount of reminders that are being added (we’ve seen a large increase in reminders over the years). As a result, a handful of reminders are being dropped.
A customer with a large amount of reminders is much more likely to experience random drops because of it.
Our team is currently working on updating our infrastructure to better optimize against the large load and are looking at around a month out before the changes will be deployed.
The team had this prioritized earlier, but unfortunately, because of COVID, the timeline had been pushed to accommodate more pressing issues.
I am an Official Comcast Employee.
Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
Was your question answered? Mark the post as Best Answer!
Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
Was your question answered? Mark the post as Best Answer!
Apologies for this issue and experience. Thanks also for your continued patience. I wanted to share a bit of an update and some background below:
Our engineering team is aware of and is working on this issue with Reminders.
High level, the identified problem is essentially that our architecture is currently no longer optimized for the amount of reminders that are being added (we’ve seen a large increase in reminders over the years). As a result, a handful of reminders are being dropped.
A customer with a large amount of reminders is much more likely to experience random drops because of it.
Our team is currently working on updating our infrastructure to better optimize against the large load and are looking at around a month out before the changes will be deployed.
The team had this prioritized earlier, but unfortunately, because of COVID, the timeline had been pushed to accommodate more pressing issues.
I am an Official Comcast Employee.
Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
Was your question answered? Mark the post as Best Answer!
Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
Was your question answered? Mark the post as Best Answer!
Apologies for this issue and experience. Thanks also for your continued patience. I wanted to share a bit of an update and some background below:
Our engineering team is aware of and is working on this issue with Reminders.
High level, the identified problem is essentially that our architecture is currently no longer optimized for the amount of reminders that are being added (we’ve seen a large increase in reminders over the years). As a result, a handful of reminders are being dropped.
A customer with a large amount of reminders is much more likely to experience random drops because of it.
Our team is currently working on updating our infrastructure to better optimize against the large load and are looking at around a month out before the changes will be deployed.
The team had this prioritized earlier, but unfortunately, because of COVID, the timeline had been pushed to accommodate more pressing issues.
I am an Official Comcast Employee.
Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
Was your question answered? Mark the post as Best Answer!
Official Employees are from multiple teams within Comcast: CARE, Product, Leadership. We ask that you post publicly so people with similar questions may benefit from the conversation.
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