Dynamic workplace, working with great people on interesting projects.
The company doesn't value loyal employees. The best chance at career progress is to constantly search for different positions, instead of focusing on technical knowledge.
First of all, a conversation about your education, programming languages that you've learned, projects that you've done, and then talking about your benefits, working time, and all the other important stuff.
Pretty fragmented, no good templating or process. Mostly ATT hires candidates out of college right now and does not focus on true hiring. I interviewed with one team for really just one hour. I don't see how that was enough to gauge my skills.
It was 3 rounds. 1. Technical with 4 people on the call. Virtual interview. Mostly covers on the work you did earlier and asks on any interest areas where you want to put yourself. 2. Second technical and HR kind of. 3. Third HR.
First of all, a conversation about your education, programming languages that you've learned, projects that you've done, and then talking about your benefits, working time, and all the other important stuff.
Pretty fragmented, no good templating or process. Mostly ATT hires candidates out of college right now and does not focus on true hiring. I interviewed with one team for really just one hour. I don't see how that was enough to gauge my skills.
It was 3 rounds. 1. Technical with 4 people on the call. Virtual interview. Mostly covers on the work you did earlier and asks on any interest areas where you want to put yourself. 2. Second technical and HR kind of. 3. Third HR.