Management is very accommodating and willing to allow workers to go on "overhead" for a few months while finding a contract that suits them. Pay is good; bonuses are good (lumped in with the Business group). They treat holders of security clearances VERY well. There are some opportunities for training.
Training opportunities are obvious at the whim of budget and usually only approved if applicable to a current contract. It's hard to get training to open future opportunities.
Be more flexible with training. Look toward future opportunities for worker training instead of just what will help with current contracts.
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
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..."
Years ago, I was called on for a position at AT&T. I had worked there before and had a great experience, so I accepted the interview. I met a manager and was taken back to his private office for a one-on-one. Basically, we never had a real interview,
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
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..."
Years ago, I was called on for a position at AT&T. I had worked there before and had a great experience, so I accepted the interview. I met a manager and was taken back to his private office for a one-on-one. Basically, we never had a real interview,