Interning at AT&T was an incredibly valuable experience, and I got to learn many new skills and gain knowledge while working in dynamic teams.
I could've been given more work to do, or more valuable work.
The initial round was good, and they took a second round of technical interviews with three guys and a manager. As this position was somewhat at an architect level, they stressed more on the application design and flow.
Multiple rounds. For each round, you're progressively getting deeper into the title and show your knowledge on the topic or role at hand. Be able to talk about prior projects.
Three-round interview process. One-on-one. Skype interview and telephonic interview. All rounds were more than 1 hour. Based on my past experience, they asked questions. It was a full-stack developer job. They asked me questions on frameworks re
The initial round was good, and they took a second round of technical interviews with three guys and a manager. As this position was somewhat at an architect level, they stressed more on the application design and flow.
Multiple rounds. For each round, you're progressively getting deeper into the title and show your knowledge on the topic or role at hand. Be able to talk about prior projects.
Three-round interview process. One-on-one. Skype interview and telephonic interview. All rounds were more than 1 hour. Based on my past experience, they asked questions. It was a full-stack developer job. They asked me questions on frameworks re