AT&T has undertaken an aggressive program to train IT employees across a broad range of technologies, and has a big focus on facilitating personal growth. In the right areas of the company, opportunities to do something new are rich.
Pay is competitive, bonuses are strong, benefits are a full suite. Flexible working arrangements can be made.
So much is dependent on the particular organization.
Some management is much more on board with developing their employees than others.
In many areas, there is a very strong delivery focus, at the expense of some of the better things at AT&T.
Change is hard, and AT&T is making big changes in the IT department.
Health care continues to degrade year over year, but is competitive across the industry.
A shift to location-centric workgroups has started to put a shadow of doubt on telecommuting, even though the company officially encourages it.
Recognize empire building. Recognize being "managed up" to. Continue to invest in people. Continue to make flexible arrangements for employees; it's a win-win when this happens.
I applied online after talking to recruiters at my school career fair. I reached out to the recruiters after submitting the online application. I got a phone interview within a week that covered general questions about my past projects and technical
Met a recruiter at a college career fair and ended up getting an interview a few weeks later. The interview had a few really simple technical questions, mostly behavioral questions. It was pretty relaxed. Most of my interviewers weren't technical,
Very structured and easy to follow process. First, I applied online by filling out all sections of my job experience, education, certifications, and any other relevant activities. You can also attach a resume to your submission. Next, I was selecte
I applied online after talking to recruiters at my school career fair. I reached out to the recruiters after submitting the online application. I got a phone interview within a week that covered general questions about my past projects and technical
Met a recruiter at a college career fair and ended up getting an interview a few weeks later. The interview had a few really simple technical questions, mostly behavioral questions. It was pretty relaxed. Most of my interviewers weren't technical,
Very structured and easy to follow process. First, I applied online by filling out all sections of my job experience, education, certifications, and any other relevant activities. You can also attach a resume to your submission. Next, I was selecte