Great company, lots of flexibility, and a social-oriented environment. This corporate environment is great for any IT industry employee.
Some departments' cubicles are a little older. There aren't many things I did not like about AT&T.
First round was a quick 15-minute phone debrief. Second round was a take-home coding assignment dealing with OOP that was pretty easy. Third round was a technical interview walking through the assignment (be ready to talk about technical decisions an
Pretty standard technical interview process, consisting of a mix of behavioral, technical, and coding questions. It was a single round with multiple interviewers. Some questions are geared towards what is shown on the resume.
They gave me an OA, which was 3 very easy questions. Then they gave me a behavioral interview, where they asked me situational questions, then a technical interview, which I did not pass.
First round was a quick 15-minute phone debrief. Second round was a take-home coding assignment dealing with OOP that was pretty easy. Third round was a technical interview walking through the assignment (be ready to talk about technical decisions an
Pretty standard technical interview process, consisting of a mix of behavioral, technical, and coding questions. It was a single round with multiple interviewers. Some questions are geared towards what is shown on the resume.
They gave me an OA, which was 3 very easy questions. Then they gave me a behavioral interview, where they asked me situational questions, then a technical interview, which I did not pass.