El Segundo is a great office, comparable to Microsoft offices in Redmond and Amazon in Seattle. I can't speak to other locations.
A lot of bureaucracy, as is expected.
The interview process was standard. The first interview was over the phone. The second interview was at the AT&T facility with a local employee and a manager based out of state. Basic technology questions. Nothing too complicated.
They ask about proficiency in several technologies used by the department, e.g., Linux, CentOS/RHEL, Kickstart, VMware, cfengine, etc. You are not assumed to know everything, but if it is on your resume, you should be familiar with it. They will pick
Phone interview. The interviewer went over my experience, then asked general situational questions. At the end, he said he would contact the recruiter to set up the next step. However, I never received any calls from the recruiter.
The interview process was standard. The first interview was over the phone. The second interview was at the AT&T facility with a local employee and a manager based out of state. Basic technology questions. Nothing too complicated.
They ask about proficiency in several technologies used by the department, e.g., Linux, CentOS/RHEL, Kickstart, VMware, cfengine, etc. You are not assumed to know everything, but if it is on your resume, you should be familiar with it. They will pick
Phone interview. The interviewer went over my experience, then asked general situational questions. At the end, he said he would contact the recruiter to set up the next step. However, I never received any calls from the recruiter.