There will always be so much to learn.
Don't have any cons to mention.
First, a phone technical interview, then a face-to-face interview. To be strong on Java basics and SQL if for Java development. An added benefit is if you are familiar with frameworks like Struts or Spring. A basic understanding of networking is als
There were 4 rounds of interviews, taking about 3-4 weeks. First was the OA. Second, an HR call. Third, a Technical Interview. Fourth, Behavioral Questions. Each interview is about 30 minutes to 60 minutes long.
Pretty easy interview. They ask you about your college work and one coding question. They also like it when you talk about what AT&T is famous for or if you know something about their services.
First, a phone technical interview, then a face-to-face interview. To be strong on Java basics and SQL if for Java development. An added benefit is if you are familiar with frameworks like Struts or Spring. A basic understanding of networking is als
There were 4 rounds of interviews, taking about 3-4 weeks. First was the OA. Second, an HR call. Third, a Technical Interview. Fourth, Behavioral Questions. Each interview is about 30 minutes to 60 minutes long.
Pretty easy interview. They ask you about your college work and one coding question. They also like it when you talk about what AT&T is famous for or if you know something about their services.