Still a paycheck in tough times. Hopefully, when the economy turns around, morale and attitude will follow, making this a tolerable work environment.
Management has micromanaged themselves to the point where you spend more time justifying yourself than you do working.
This makes you less productive than they would like you to be.
Quit and ruin another company. You have done enough damage here.
Break AT&T up into the Baby Bells again, and it will flourish.
First, I had a 1-hour phone interview where I coded interactively through a website so they could watch as I typed. Then, I had a 3-hour final interview split into 45-minute chunks. The entire thing was technical, but each person focused on a differe
The process began with an internal online application for the job. This was followed by an informal phone interview, a test regarding units of measurement conversion, and some logic questions. If the test is passed, a one-on-one interview takes plac
Quick phone screening. Moved onto a Skype interview with the team you would work with, where they would all take turns asking you questions. Fairly straightforward questions that basically tell them how you think.
First, I had a 1-hour phone interview where I coded interactively through a website so they could watch as I typed. Then, I had a 3-hour final interview split into 45-minute chunks. The entire thing was technical, but each person focused on a differe
The process began with an internal online application for the job. This was followed by an informal phone interview, a test regarding units of measurement conversion, and some logic questions. If the test is passed, a one-on-one interview takes plac
Quick phone screening. Moved onto a Skype interview with the team you would work with, where they would all take turns asking you questions. Fairly straightforward questions that basically tell them how you think.