A good company to work for
A good company to work for
Great work/life balance. Ability to own your own products/projects. Great for a self-starter attitude.
Bureaucratic - small duties/change implementations take a long time - almost everything needs to get kicked all the way up to VP level for approval.
Not much direction from Senior Mgmt - might be frustrating for those who are not self-starters.
Large company - need to teach yourself to find your way around to get things done.
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AT&T Interview Experiences
Product Development Engineer
You need to be technical, but hiring managers are more concerned about time and project management over technical skills.
Principal Technical Architect
The initial process is through email, followed by on-site, in-person interviews with several team members.
Senior Software Developer
I spent a year working as a contractor in the SDLC arena, so my interview was a formality. I was only asked if I could do the job I was doing, how much I would need to be happy at that job, and if I minded a background and drug test.
Product Development Engineer
August 18, 2012You need to be technical, but hiring managers are more concerned about time and project management over technical skills.
Principal Technical Architect
Redmond, Washington, United StatesMarch 11, 2013The initial process is through email, followed by on-site, in-person interviews with several team members.
Senior Software Developer
Redmond, Washington, United StatesApril 1, 2008I spent a year working as a contractor in the SDLC arena, so my interview was a formality. I was only asked if I could do the job I was doing, how much I would need to be happy at that job, and if I minded a background and drug test.
