Network engineering planning professional
Network engineering planning professional
Good compensation over all. Excellent benefits.
Reorgs are constant, too many layoffs.
Only hire within as the first option.
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AT&T Interview Experiences
Associate Applications Developer
Applying as a senior in college, I applied through the AT&T careers website. I received an email and did a phone screen with a college recruiter roughly a week after my online application. He vetted me and then sent me on to a two-part call: one wit
Applications Developer
Three rounds of interviews. Two were technical and one hour long. The process took more than a week. First, the recruiter contacted me, and then within three days, my interview was scheduled. All rounds were scheduled on different days.
UI Front End Developer
Applied through a recruiter. Got an email and scheduled a phone interview. Waited two weeks for a reply about whether I moved on. Scheduled a phone interview. The interviewer asked technical questions; they were basically logical and technical interv
Associate Applications Developer
Chicago, Illinois, United StatesSeptember 1, 2015Applying as a senior in college, I applied through the AT&T careers website. I received an email and did a phone screen with a college recruiter roughly a week after my online application. He vetted me and then sent me on to a two-part call: one wit
Applications Developer
Chicago, Illinois, United StatesJuly 1, 2015Three rounds of interviews. Two were technical and one hour long. The process took more than a week. First, the recruiter contacted me, and then within three days, my interview was scheduled. All rounds were scheduled on different days.
UI Front End Developer
Chicago, Illinois, United StatesMarch 1, 2015Applied through a recruiter. Got an email and scheduled a phone interview. Waited two weeks for a reply about whether I moved on. Scheduled a phone interview. The interviewer asked technical questions; they were basically logical and technical interv
