While being part of a giant company, it's sometimes easy to get lost in your side of the world and not realize what the rest of the company is trying to achieve. AT&T has multiple town halls where they discuss the vision and directions the company is going in.
Able to work virtually with employees all over the US and world.
Direct managers are very helpful in removing roadblocks and providing personal coaching.
Upper-level management tends to change more often than it should, which always leads to budget cuts.
Effective cost savings should not result in the termination of multiple employees. Instead, they should focus on providing better systems and databases to reduce costs. Rework is the biggest expense, and getting something done the first time is cheaper than redoing the work three times. Don't terminate good employees for a poor process.
The initial round was good, and they took a second round of technical interviews with three guys and a manager. As this position was somewhat at an architect level, they stressed more on the application design and flow.
Spoke to recruiter to gauge interest level and salary expectations. Spoke to development manager. Was given rapid, general software-related questions, including: * Prior jobs * Dev environments * Software * Projects * Area of interest * Salary exp
Super easy. Basic array questions. There should be no problem with getting an offer for any college student. Recruiter asked simple behavioral questions. No salary negotiation, but the entire process was extremely friendly and nice.
The initial round was good, and they took a second round of technical interviews with three guys and a manager. As this position was somewhat at an architect level, they stressed more on the application design and flow.
Spoke to recruiter to gauge interest level and salary expectations. Spoke to development manager. Was given rapid, general software-related questions, including: * Prior jobs * Dev environments * Software * Projects * Area of interest * Salary exp
Super easy. Basic array questions. There should be no problem with getting an offer for any college student. Recruiter asked simple behavioral questions. No salary negotiation, but the entire process was extremely friendly and nice.