For intern position -
Phone screen with the director was relatively dry and not very directed. Asked some questions about my background, but quite honestly, the communication just wasn't there to keep it going. Went into detail on the products and team organization. Ironically, it was probably the worst interview I've had, simply because it sounded as if the manager didn't really care either way.
Was flown in for an on-site interview. Had 4 separate interviews, including one session of a technical related problem (simple optimization of search lists).
Turned out to be a gigantic waste of time, as my background wasn't that great of a fit to begin with, nor did it sound like they were willing to pay for an out-of-state intern.
HR was fantastic throughout (it's rare!).
Optimizing link list search times.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the AT&T Search Engineer role in Glendale, California.
AT&T's interview process for their Search Engineer roles in Glendale, California is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having mixed feelings for AT&T's Search Engineer interview process in Glendale, California.