It has a lot of flexibility with employee salaries. It's a good place to work in Puerto Rico. It has good benefits.
They don't pay the same salary to the people of PR as they do to people in the same position in the states.
The employees in PR wear more than one hat; they do a lot of things not aligned with their employee title and job description.
I don't have any advice for the management, because the problem is how AT&T corporate manages the subsidiary in PR.
The process is 7 stages. The first one is the online exam, and the next one is a home assignment. The rest of the stages are the technical interview. I only had the online exam and did not get any response. The exam contained 6 questions. Two of the
The interviewer was good and friendly. They asked questions ranging from basic to medium, including HR-based questions, medium-level Java questions, and C language coding questions. The overall experience was good, but preparation is essential.
Met with my future boss and answered questions about my background. Gave a detailed explanation about my background and skills. They wanted to make sure that I had the required skill set.
The process is 7 stages. The first one is the online exam, and the next one is a home assignment. The rest of the stages are the technical interview. I only had the online exam and did not get any response. The exam contained 6 questions. Two of the
The interviewer was good and friendly. They asked questions ranging from basic to medium, including HR-based questions, medium-level Java questions, and C language coding questions. The overall experience was good, but preparation is essential.
Met with my future boss and answered questions about my background. Gave a detailed explanation about my background and skills. They wanted to make sure that I had the required skill set.