There's coffee in the kitchen.
Bad place to be in. Bad culture, they will treat you like crap and throw you away after 10 years of being a great worker (with great reviews).
Manager treating employees horribly.
Not recommended at all, do not reward this kind of behavior.
Improve culture and how you treat your long-term employees ASAP!
The interviewer did not know anything about the position being offered. I was basically sent in to teach the interviewer. The recruiter has no knowledge or insight into the QA tester role nor the software involved in performing the job.
I applied online. The process took about a week. I had a phone interview with an HR representative, and then I was brought in for two in-person interviews that lasted about two hours. I was interviewed by different QA Managers from several teams.
AT&T's interview process typically involves several stages, including an online application, initial screening, phone interviews, and in-person interviews. The interviews assess your technical skills, problem-solving abilities, and alignment with th
The interviewer did not know anything about the position being offered. I was basically sent in to teach the interviewer. The recruiter has no knowledge or insight into the QA tester role nor the software involved in performing the job.
I applied online. The process took about a week. I had a phone interview with an HR representative, and then I was brought in for two in-person interviews that lasted about two hours. I was interviewed by different QA Managers from several teams.
AT&T's interview process typically involves several stages, including an online application, initial screening, phone interviews, and in-person interviews. The interviews assess your technical skills, problem-solving abilities, and alignment with th