AT&T is a good place to learn
AT&T is a good place to learn
AT&T gives you many learning opportunities and has contracts with many services to provide training (like LinkedIn and Udemy), as well as college courses and tuition assistance.
I recommend everyone take full advantage of all the opportunities available.
They also have good benefits and great people.
Job security is not what it used to be. They are contracting out their IT and cloud storage and constantly reorganizing, meaning you have to always be looking to move and get in with the next group.
I've never been a fan of contracting out IT functions like app development. Development usually takes twice as long, and you pay for ongoing maintenance. This is when you have highly qualified developers that know the business and can develop applications in a shorter amount of time with fewer problems because they know what is needed.
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AT&T Interview Experiences
Senior Applications Developer
It is a very easy process for the interview. They will screen the resume. If you pass the screening, then a technical interview follows. The technical interview is a panel interview to test your aptitude and technical skills.
Web Developer
It went well. There were a lot of tech questions, a coding round, and some theory questions. Overall, it wasn't so difficult and wasn't so easy; it was right in between. The interviewer was quite friendly and interactive.
Web Applications Developer
2 phone rounds and a face-to-face call. OOP concepts, some basic Java questions, synchronization blocks, how to use locks, locks vs. synchronization, Spring MVC framework, Hibernate, database concepts, table normalization, ACID properties.
Senior Applications Developer
United StatesOctober 28, 2014It is a very easy process for the interview. They will screen the resume. If you pass the screening, then a technical interview follows. The technical interview is a panel interview to test your aptitude and technical skills.
Web Developer
Texas City, Texas, United StatesJanuary 1, 2024It went well. There were a lot of tech questions, a coding round, and some theory questions. Overall, it wasn't so difficult and wasn't so easy; it was right in between. The interviewer was quite friendly and interactive.
Web Applications Developer
United StatesJanuary 17, 20152 phone rounds and a face-to-face call. OOP concepts, some basic Java questions, synchronization blocks, how to use locks, locks vs. synchronization, Spring MVC framework, Hibernate, database concepts, table normalization, ACID properties.
