Easygoing, excellent place to work.
Nothing to say about cons here.
Applied through the AT&T homepage, received an email for a simple question, then scheduled the phone interview. The interview went good, but they are looking for a more professional candidate. Mainly focus on your work experience: * What did you d
Three rounds. Very detailed technical questions to discern technical acumen. Each interview had someone technical and someone not as technical on it. The non-technical person mainly responded to questions at the end of each interview dealing with neg
Multiple rounds. For each round, you're progressively getting deeper into the title and show your knowledge on the topic or role at hand. Be able to talk about prior projects.
Applied through the AT&T homepage, received an email for a simple question, then scheduled the phone interview. The interview went good, but they are looking for a more professional candidate. Mainly focus on your work experience: * What did you d
Three rounds. Very detailed technical questions to discern technical acumen. Each interview had someone technical and someone not as technical on it. The non-technical person mainly responded to questions at the end of each interview dealing with neg
Multiple rounds. For each round, you're progressively getting deeper into the title and show your knowledge on the topic or role at hand. Be able to talk about prior projects.