Good place to start
Good place to start
Great benefits and a decent starting salary, especially for the new college-hire program.
Flexible work hours (for the most part).
The projects being worked on are all very old school. If you aren't located at headquarters, you get stuck working on silly dashboards and old backend systems.
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AT&T Interview Experiences
Applications Developer
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.
Applications Developer
Pre-screen with Recruiter. Online Coding Interview. Long phone interview with 1 behavioral and 2 technical interviews. Offer. Definitely do a lot of programming practice problems before this.
Applications Developer
Three rounds of interviews. Two were technical and one hour long. The process took more than a week. First, the recruiter contacted me, and then within three days, my interview was scheduled. All rounds were scheduled on different days.
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.
Applications Developer
United StatesOctober 1, 2016Pre-screen with Recruiter. Online Coding Interview. Long phone interview with 1 behavioral and 2 technical interviews. Offer. Definitely do a lot of programming practice problems before this.
Applications Developer
Chicago, Illinois, United StatesJuly 1, 2015Three rounds of interviews. Two were technical and one hour long. The process took more than a week. First, the recruiter contacted me, and then within three days, my interview was scheduled. All rounds were scheduled on different days.
