AT&T is an innovative company and is an established, well-known company to work for.
While there is opportunity for advancement within AT&T, the opportunities extended are often decided upon by individuals with predetermined candidates in mind for the positions (even if an individual applying, who is not the predetermined candidate, is more qualified). While not every job opportunity applies to this practice or hiring manager, it does happen more than not. Nonetheless, AT&T is an awesome company to work for, and I would sincerely recommend applying to anyone interested.
My advice to Randall Stephens:
Continue moving the company in the direction AT&T is headed. I see a bright future.
It was mainly driven by algorithm and technical questions. A lady was asking Java questions, but she didn't have a clue about the difference between inheritance and interface and was taking my correct answer as a wrong one. I admitted that I have bee
Quick phone screening. Moved onto a Skype interview with the team you would work with, where they would all take turns asking you questions. Fairly straightforward questions that basically tell them how you think.
I was only passed through the first interview, but the interviewee was nice and explained everything well. Unfortunately, I was notified that I did not have the required skills for the job (probably because I hadn't graduated at that point in time).
It was mainly driven by algorithm and technical questions. A lady was asking Java questions, but she didn't have a clue about the difference between inheritance and interface and was taking my correct answer as a wrong one. I admitted that I have bee
Quick phone screening. Moved onto a Skype interview with the team you would work with, where they would all take turns asking you questions. Fairly straightforward questions that basically tell them how you think.
I was only passed through the first interview, but the interviewee was nice and explained everything well. Unfortunately, I was notified that I did not have the required skills for the job (probably because I hadn't graduated at that point in time).