AT&T really is a great company to work for!
AT&T really is a great company to work for!
Obviously, working here as long as I have, there have been many opportunities to transition careers during the years I've worked here, and there are even more opportunities today. AT&T also takes diversity very seriously, welcoming and embracing all races and walks of life. Working in the technical side offers a lot of opportunities to expand my knowledge base. Certifications and sponsored training are encouraged.
Benefits wobble some over time. Probably not an issue in today's short-term employment mindset. But overall, I'm happy with my benefits.
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AT&T Interview Experiences
Software Engineer
The application process was straightforward. I submitted my resume through their online portal and received an acknowledgment email within a few days. About a week later, I was contacted by a recruiter for an initial phone screen.
ETL QA Lead
It was telephonic and Skype. Overall, it was a good, process-oriented, and flexible process. Overall, it was good. I do not have anything to say since everything was good for me.
Software Engineer
Overall, a 2-part process. First, HR gives you a call and reads through the requirements, asking if you are experienced in them. Then, your resume is sent to the team. If they like your resume, they invite you for an in-person interview. In the sec
Software Engineer
United KingdomOctober 13, 2024The application process was straightforward. I submitted my resume through their online portal and received an acknowledgment email within a few days. About a week later, I was contacted by a recruiter for an initial phone screen.
ETL QA Lead
United StatesJune 25, 2015It was telephonic and Skype. Overall, it was a good, process-oriented, and flexible process. Overall, it was good. I do not have anything to say since everything was good for me.
Software Engineer
Toronto, Ontario, CanadaAugust 21, 2018Overall, a 2-part process. First, HR gives you a call and reads through the requirements, asking if you are experienced in them. Then, your resume is sent to the team. If they like your resume, they invite you for an in-person interview. In the sec
