Excellent benefits, lots of job opportunities once you are in the company. Most supervisors are good to work for/with. Good pay. Exciting to work with new technologies.
There's a lot of politics involved when trying to advance. It's difficult to get into the company without knowing someone. It's such a large company that everything takes a long time. Sometimes, you feel like a number.
The first round is a phone interview, then there is an on-site manager interview. It just has some general questions such as overall objectives and other HR questions. After a few weeks, then there is a group technical interview. The group interview
It was a group interview with 6-8 test managers who went around the room one by one asking me questions. They repeated this about 5x around. Questions seemed to be grouped into areas: 1. Personal background. 2. Specifics about experience. 3. Manage
I found this role on LinkedIn and submitted my application on the AT&T careers page. The interview was completely 3 rounds. First round: Screening call with HR on Teams. Second round: Technical with former TDP's. Third round: Interview with an Assoc
The first round is a phone interview, then there is an on-site manager interview. It just has some general questions such as overall objectives and other HR questions. After a few weeks, then there is a group technical interview. The group interview
It was a group interview with 6-8 test managers who went around the room one by one asking me questions. They repeated this about 5x around. Questions seemed to be grouped into areas: 1. Personal background. 2. Specifics about experience. 3. Manage
I found this role on LinkedIn and submitted my application on the AT&T careers page. The interview was completely 3 rounds. First round: Screening call with HR on Teams. Second round: Technical with former TDP's. Third round: Interview with an Assoc