Average Comcast Cable, Inc. Salary in 2025

$92k

Avg. Base Salary (USD)

$6k

3.5

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How much does Comcast Cable, Inc. pay?

Comcast Cable, Inc. pays its employees an average of $92,259 a year. Salaries at Comcast Cable, Inc. range from an average of $57,062 to $146,988 a year. Comcast Cable, Inc. employees with the job title Senior Director, Operations make the most with an average annual salary of $156,316, while employees with the title Customer Service Supervisor make the least with an average annual salary of $60,766.

Are Comcast Cable, Inc. employees satisfied with their compensation?

Our Fair Pay score for Comcast Cable, Inc. is 2.51. Read reviews from current employees that include compensation and culture insights.

What is the highest salary at Comcast Cable, Inc.?

The highest reported salary for an employee at Comcast Cable, Inc. is currently $147k / year

Comcast Cable, Inc. Reviews

Overall Satisfaction

3.5 out of 5

Ratings

Appreciation

3.3

Company Outlook

4.1

Fair Pay

2.5

Learning and Development

3.5

Great place to work.

Call Center and Customer Service Executive in Denver:

Pros: I like the challenge of helping people. Technology changes fast and I can help answer questions & repair many issues remotely. The company tries to make it a good work environment.

Cons: There are both customers and employees who don't appriciate the realities of the situation. Customers who are abusive. Employees who take advatage and don't do their job. Both make it harder on everyone who are actually trying to do the right thing.

Great Place To Work But Very Demanding.

Cable Installer in Southfield:

Pros: I like the freedom to not be 'tied' to a desk all day. The fact that I'm outdoors most of the time is refreshing a welcome turn from working in a factory without natural sun light.

Cons: The hardest part of my job is having to battle the elements. With the winter of 2013, which was one of the worst in my region, it was very difficult to preform my job and maintain a fast pace.