Good benefits. Generally great co-workers.
AT&T was moving as many jobs out of California as they could. Telecommuting was allowed 3 days a week, but you had to give up your personal work cubicle and work in an open shared cubicle when in the office (too much background noise).
Phone and followed by face-to-face. The complete process took around 3 weeks. The interview was of average difficulty. The interview was conducted by one person in each stage. It took 1 week for confirmation. They conducted a drug test and background
First, I had a 1-hour phone interview where I coded interactively through a website so they could watch as I typed. Then, I had a 3-hour final interview split into 45-minute chunks. The entire thing was technical, but each person focused on a differe
OA, then a behavioral interview with the hiring recruiter, then a technical interview where they give you a take-home assessment and you go over the assignment, then another behavioral with the Associate Director of Technology.
Phone and followed by face-to-face. The complete process took around 3 weeks. The interview was of average difficulty. The interview was conducted by one person in each stage. It took 1 week for confirmation. They conducted a drug test and background
First, I had a 1-hour phone interview where I coded interactively through a website so they could watch as I typed. Then, I had a 3-hour final interview split into 45-minute chunks. The entire thing was technical, but each person focused on a differe
OA, then a behavioral interview with the hiring recruiter, then a technical interview where they give you a take-home assessment and you go over the assignment, then another behavioral with the Associate Director of Technology.