Great place to work
Great place to work
Good pay, good benefits, good co-workers.
Lots of downsizings and pressure.
Be more accessible and less distant
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AT&T Interview Experiences
Software Engineer
Phone Interview.... took months to even get things going. They seem to be a very disorganized company in terms of hiring. They don't really tell you where they are with the hiring process, just keep you guessing and ignore all forms of communication
Software Engineer
Three rounds of interviews. The process was also good, and the company looks like an MNC. It's there in Hyderabad, but the headquarters is in the USA. It looks like a telecom project, and work-life balance is good.
Software Engineer
A 30-minute phone screen followed by two hour and a half engineering interviews. The first engineering interview was with a manager, and the second with a senior engineer. Most questions were behavioral, and the rest focused on experience with differ
Software Engineer
San Ramon, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2018Phone Interview.... took months to even get things going. They seem to be a very disorganized company in terms of hiring. They don't really tell you where they are with the hiring process, just keep you guessing and ignore all forms of communication
Software Engineer
Hyderābād, Telangana, IndiaJanuary 1, 2023Three rounds of interviews. The process was also good, and the company looks like an MNC. It's there in Hyderabad, but the headquarters is in the USA. It looks like a telecom project, and work-life balance is good.
Software Engineer
Los Angeles, California, United StatesApril 25, 2023A 30-minute phone screen followed by two hour and a half engineering interviews. The first engineering interview was with a manager, and the second with a senior engineer. Most questions were behavioral, and the rest focused on experience with differ
