Great starting offer to work with the company. Performance bonuses can be nice, but are not guaranteed. 401k matching up to 6%. Allows for remote working for some teams.
A lot of needless/redundant corporate training. Overworked and understaffed. Expected overtime and crunch. Too many meetings. Annual salary raises do not match inflation; you'll make less effective money year over year. High turnover with the expectation for remaining staff to "take up the slack". Very slow to backfill open positions.
Consult the development team before promising feature deliveries to ensure they can be delivered on time.
Consider the impact of churn before adding meetings to the calendar. Find ways to reduce the workload on the team when members quit.
Backfill open positions as quickly as possible; leaving a position unfilled for almost two years is unacceptable.
Pay your team what they're worth; their raises should reflect your desire to keep them with the company. Their expertise in the company codebase is exceptionally valuable.
One technical interview, completely on domain. Complete interview questions on Android and Java. Interview time was 45 minutes. Got response in 2 days. Be strong on basic Android concepts: Activity, Service, Broadcast Receiver, Content Providers,
Applied online. Got a direct link to schedule an interview with the team. No recruiter involved. System Design: Indepth resume review, design APIs. Coding: 1 coding question, LC Medium. Behavioural: Typical "tell me about a time..."
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
One technical interview, completely on domain. Complete interview questions on Android and Java. Interview time was 45 minutes. Got response in 2 days. Be strong on basic Android concepts: Activity, Service, Broadcast Receiver, Content Providers,
Applied online. Got a direct link to schedule an interview with the team. No recruiter involved. System Design: Indepth resume review, design APIs. Coding: 1 coding question, LC Medium. Behavioural: Typical "tell me about a time..."
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