Lots of Bureaucracy
Lots of Bureaucracy
The company has an established name and a very long history in telecommunications.
As an employee, you are only a number. Innovation is frowned upon. Training is forced with the hope of improving employee knowledge.
The reality is this training has to be completed on your personal time, as no time is allotted for the training during the workday.
The organization is very siloed, so collaboration between departments is extremely challenging.
Learn from the great things companies you purchase are doing and replicate that.
Stop crushing the good from those organizations.
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AT&T Interview Experiences
Principal Software Engineer
First round is a figment round: one puzzle, sudo code-like, checking the anagram of a string. Second round: 2:30 hours. It will have three rounds, each one of 50 minutes. In each round, they will ask one puzzle and some technical questions. The pro
Technology Development Program - Engineer II
You are given a take-home Jupyter notebook for the data analyst interview. It is scored, then you are asked questions to code on the spot, which are usually adjustments to the notebook.
Senior Software Engineer
The interview process was standard. The first interview was over the phone. The second interview was at the AT&T facility with a local employee and a manager based out of state. Basic technology questions. Nothing too complicated.
Principal Software Engineer
Pune, Maharashtra, IndiaJanuary 1, 2021First round is a figment round: one puzzle, sudo code-like, checking the anagram of a string. Second round: 2:30 hours. It will have three rounds, each one of 50 minutes. In each round, they will ask one puzzle and some technical questions. The pro
Technology Development Program - Engineer II
El Segundo, California, United StatesOctober 1, 2021You are given a take-home Jupyter notebook for the data analyst interview. It is scored, then you are asked questions to code on the spot, which are usually adjustments to the notebook.
Senior Software Engineer
El Segundo, California, United StatesJune 1, 2016The interview process was standard. The first interview was over the phone. The second interview was at the AT&T facility with a local employee and a manager based out of state. Basic technology questions. Nothing too complicated.
