I'm new, but so far, life at AT&T is great. The salary and benefits package is great. The people here are wonderful. AT&T has a good culture, as I can see they care for their employees.
Due to the size of the company and the nature of its business, you are required to do some training. It was a little more than I expected.
Continue to support your staff and continue to keep them informed. I love the town halls; they are very informative.
Three-round interview process. One-on-one. Skype interview and telephonic interview. All rounds were more than 1 hour. Based on my past experience, they asked questions. It was a full-stack developer job. They asked me questions on frameworks re
Face to face, a very good set of questions that are really used in the day-to-day activities of every senior software engineer. Very to-the-point questions and expected generic answers.
Applied online and took the initial coding skills test. Passed it. Waited forever (about a month) and sent a couple emails until finally I had a phone interview. It took another month, after being told it would be a week, for me to learn I would be
Three-round interview process. One-on-one. Skype interview and telephonic interview. All rounds were more than 1 hour. Based on my past experience, they asked questions. It was a full-stack developer job. They asked me questions on frameworks re
Face to face, a very good set of questions that are really used in the day-to-day activities of every senior software engineer. Very to-the-point questions and expected generic answers.
Applied online and took the initial coding skills test. Passed it. Waited forever (about a month) and sent a couple emails until finally I had a phone interview. It took another month, after being told it would be a week, for me to learn I would be