Working at AT&T
Working at AT&T
It offers a lot of stuff, like benefits and a nice workplace.
Be prepared for a lot of politics and things a dev should not learn.
More time to fix and less to create new features.
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AT&T Interview Experiences
Software Engineer
It took a very long time, but the hiring managers were very nice. First, I applied online. Then, it took about two months for them to get back to me. I then had three phone screens: the first was behavioral, and the next two were background checks.
Software Engineer
A brief written test on object-oriented programming and experience. Some written test on hypothetical critical thinking scenarios. The interview lasted about a couple of hours and went relatively smoothly.
Software Engineer
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
Software Engineer
El Segundo, California, United StatesMarch 1, 2017It took a very long time, but the hiring managers were very nice. First, I applied online. Then, it took about two months for them to get back to me. I then had three phone screens: the first was behavioral, and the next two were background checks.
Software Engineer
El Segundo, California, United StatesAugust 15, 2016A brief written test on object-oriented programming and experience. Some written test on hypothetical critical thinking scenarios. The interview lasted about a couple of hours and went relatively smoothly.
Software Engineer
United StatesMay 18, 2018First, 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
