AT&T contractors not treated equally
AT&T contractors not treated equally
They give you plenty of free time to explore and work on your own.
The supervisors may not be very knowledgeable. They work from home quite a lot, not learning new technology, and not allowing contractors to attend any technology talks held at the site while they can.
Set an example by yourself.
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I initially had an online one-on-one to speak with a recruiter. The recruiter was nice and invited me for an interview at their New Jersey site. The interview was alright. However, they took two months to let me know I had moved on to the next round.
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In-person interview, three interviewers together ask you a question. One for AI, one for coding, and one for telecommunication. They will ask questions based on your background and some behavioral questions. It will hold for about 1 hour.
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Applications Developer
Middletown, New Jersey, United StatesOctober 1, 2015I initially had an online one-on-one to speak with a recruiter. The recruiter was nice and invited me for an interview at their New Jersey site. The interview was alright. However, they took two months to let me know I had moved on to the next round.
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New Brunswick, New Jersey, United StatesJune 1, 2025In-person interview, three interviewers together ask you a question. One for AI, one for coding, and one for telecommunication. They will ask questions based on your background and some behavioral questions. It will hold for about 1 hour.
