Here at AT&T, everyone works as a team, and overall, it is a great work experience!
It took a little longer to advance than I expected, but perseverance and determination are key.
The interviewer did not know anything about the position being offered. I was basically sent in to teach the interviewer. The recruiter has no knowledge or insight into the QA tester role nor the software involved in performing the job.
The interview was very straightforward. There were a total of three rounds: the first technical, the second technical, and the final HR round. The questions were very specific to the job role. In short, the interview was average.
I had one and a half hours to answer 14 questions in an online link they sent me via email. Then, a homework assignment, and only then an interview, where I was asked about the homework assignment.
The interviewer did not know anything about the position being offered. I was basically sent in to teach the interviewer. The recruiter has no knowledge or insight into the QA tester role nor the software involved in performing the job.
The interview was very straightforward. There were a total of three rounds: the first technical, the second technical, and the final HR round. The questions were very specific to the job role. In short, the interview was average.
I had one and a half hours to answer 14 questions in an online link they sent me via email. Then, a homework assignment, and only then an interview, where I was asked about the homework assignment.