AT&T

Software Support Interview Experience - Durham, North Carolina

January 1, 2012

Positive ExperienceGot Offer

Process

Panel interview with many questions, lots on SQL etc.

Questions

Hypothetical situations that change during each interview.

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Interview Statistics

The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the AT&T Software Support role in Durham, North Carolina.

Success Rate

100%

Pass Rate

AT&T's interview process for their Software Support roles in Durham, North Carolina is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.

Experience Rating

Positive100%

Neutral0%

Negative0%

Candidates reported having very good feelings for AT&T's Software Support interview process in Durham, North Carolina.

AT&T Work Experiences

Keeping with the ever-changing times

Senior Specialist Applications Developer • Current Employee

Durham, North Carolina, United States

October 29, 2021

Pros: Keeping up with technologies, striving for improvements, and introducing new ideas.

Cons: Salaries have been on the low side, but are currently adjusting with the industry.

Keeping with the ever-changing times

Senior Specialist Applications Developer • Current Employee

Durham, North Carolina, United States

October 29, 2021

Pros: Keeping up with technologies, striving for improvements, and introducing new ideas.

Cons: Salaries have been on the low side, but are currently adjusting with the industry.

Meh. Good for a first job to get the experience, but not much else

Junior Frontend Developer • Former Employee

Durham, North Carolina, United States

October 1, 2021

Pros: Totally hands-off. Plenty of time and room to teach yourself. Expectations are quite low.

Cons: It's big and corporate, so no one really cares all that much about you. The pay was subpar. It was a boring job, boring people, and a boring place.

Meh. Good for a first job to get the experience, but not much else

Junior Frontend Developer • Former Employee

Durham, North Carolina, United States

October 1, 2021

Pros: Totally hands-off. Plenty of time and room to teach yourself. Expectations are quite low.

Cons: It's big and corporate, so no one really cares all that much about you. The pay was subpar. It was a boring job, boring people, and a boring place.

Good for entry-level

Software Engineer • Former Employee

Durham, North Carolina, United States

Pros: Good for entry-level, fresh out of college with no experience. I really appreciate that, but I would not recommend it. I learned nothing there. There's no growth.

Cons: The business logic is too complicated; nobody knows what they are working on. Bugs fixed last month will be reintroduced again next month. Pretty much fixing bugs that were already fixed last month.

Good for entry-level

Software Engineer • Former Employee

Durham, North Carolina, United States

Pros: Good for entry-level, fresh out of college with no experience. I really appreciate that, but I would not recommend it. I learned nothing there. There's no growth.

Cons: The business logic is too complicated; nobody knows what they are working on. Bugs fixed last month will be reintroduced again next month. Pretty much fixing bugs that were already fixed last month.

Keeping with the ever-changing times

Senior Specialist Applications Developer • Current Employee

Durham, North Carolina, United States

October 29, 2021

Pros: Keeping up with technologies, striving for improvements, and introducing new ideas.

Cons: Salaries have been on the low side, but are currently adjusting with the industry.

4.0
Keeping with the ever-changing times
Senior Specialist Applications Developer • Current Employee
Durham, North Carolina, United States
October 29, 2021
Pros: Keeping up with technologies, striving for improvements, and introducing new ideas.
Cons: Salaries have been on the low side, but are currently adjusting with the industry.

Meh. Good for a first job to get the experience, but not much else

Junior Frontend Developer • Former Employee

Durham, North Carolina, United States

October 1, 2021

Pros: Totally hands-off. Plenty of time and room to teach yourself. Expectations are quite low.

Cons: It's big and corporate, so no one really cares all that much about you. The pay was subpar. It was a boring job, boring people, and a boring place.

2.0
Meh. Good for a first job to get the experience, but not much else
Junior Frontend Developer • Former Employee
Durham, North Carolina, United States
October 1, 2021
Pros: Totally hands-off. Plenty of time and room to teach yourself. Expectations are quite low.
Cons: It's big and corporate, so no one really cares all that much about you. The pay was subpar. It was a boring job, boring people, and a boring place.

Good for entry-level

Software Engineer • Former Employee

Durham, North Carolina, United States

Pros: Good for entry-level, fresh out of college with no experience. I really appreciate that, but I would not recommend it. I learned nothing there. There's no growth.

Cons: The business logic is too complicated; nobody knows what they are working on. Bugs fixed last month will be reintroduced again next month. Pretty much fixing bugs that were already fixed last month.

2.0
Good for entry-level
Software Engineer • Former Employee
Durham, North Carolina, United States
May 20, 2019
Pros: Good for entry-level, fresh out of college with no experience. I really appreciate that, but I would not recommend it. I learned nothing there. There's no growth.
Cons: The business logic is too complicated; nobody knows what they are working on. Bugs fixed last month will be reintroduced again next month. Pretty much fixing bugs that were already fixed last month.

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