I have exposure to network-related projects, giving me more time and a better chance to learn new technology. My workload is balanced.
Not efficient, work area if not broad.
Interview with the team leader, talking about AT&T and the job offer. After that, two technical questions were asked. A frontend expert then joined, and we talked about AngularJS. It was about 2.5 hours.
First, a call of half an hour, and then an exam from home (remote link with 14 questions, most are multiple choice and 1 coding question), then a scheduled interview with screen sharing.
Group interview with three members of technical staff. Final interview with hiring manager. Mostly general questions about previous projects and experience with specific tech stack. No coding questions. Mostly soft questions.
Interview with the team leader, talking about AT&T and the job offer. After that, two technical questions were asked. A frontend expert then joined, and we talked about AngularJS. It was about 2.5 hours.
First, a call of half an hour, and then an exam from home (remote link with 14 questions, most are multiple choice and 1 coding question), then a scheduled interview with screen sharing.
Group interview with three members of technical staff. Final interview with hiring manager. Mostly general questions about previous projects and experience with specific tech stack. No coding questions. Mostly soft questions.