Stuck in the 80's
Stuck in the 80's
Easy work, good work-life balance.
No innovation whatsoever. More like a marketing company.
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AT&T Interview Experiences
Software Engineer
The first round is a phone interview, then there is an on-site manager interview. It just has some general questions such as overall objectives and other HR questions. After a few weeks, then there is a group technical interview. The group interview
Software Engineer
Knowledge of the company and general computing concepts. Phone screen, followed by a video interview. Initially, you'll have a panel interview with a couple of different hiring managers. This will be followed by 1:1 interviews, each lasting about 15
Software Engineer
Easy process. Mainly behavioral and technical. It's almost the same questions from Leetcode and other tech interviews. I recommend going through the TDP program. Technology is older, but you'll be able to mainly do HTML and Python coding.
Software Engineer
United StatesJune 1, 2007The first round is a phone interview, then there is an on-site manager interview. It just has some general questions such as overall objectives and other HR questions. After a few weeks, then there is a group technical interview. The group interview
Software Engineer
United StatesOctober 13, 2015Knowledge of the company and general computing concepts. Phone screen, followed by a video interview. Initially, you'll have a panel interview with a couple of different hiring managers. This will be followed by 1:1 interviews, each lasting about 15
Software Engineer
United StatesJanuary 14, 2023Easy process. Mainly behavioral and technical. It's almost the same questions from Leetcode and other tech interviews. I recommend going through the TDP program. Technology is older, but you'll be able to mainly do HTML and Python coding.
