I was a contractor there, so the next thing was a stable, 40-hour work week.
Endless talking and meetings, and not enough getting things done. Lots of people hanging on just so they can retire, and they are apathetic.
Bureaucracy is the enemy of true innovation.
It was a multiple-round process, starting with an interview at my college campus. I only got to the third stage, which was a phone interview. I failed on that round.
The interview process at AT&T, from a developer's perspective, involves initial screening, technical assessments, coding challenges, and multiple rounds of interviews covering technical skills, problem-solving, and cultural fit. It's comprehensive bu
It was an absolute disappointment. I completed the coding challenge they sent me, and they followed up by scheduling a Skype interview with me. The interviewer sent me a time for the Skype interview but reached out to me at a different time, which I
It was a multiple-round process, starting with an interview at my college campus. I only got to the third stage, which was a phone interview. I failed on that round.
The interview process at AT&T, from a developer's perspective, involves initial screening, technical assessments, coding challenges, and multiple rounds of interviews covering technical skills, problem-solving, and cultural fit. It's comprehensive bu
It was an absolute disappointment. I completed the coding challenge they sent me, and they followed up by scheduling a Skype interview with me. The interviewer sent me a time for the Skype interview but reached out to me at a different time, which I