Great company to work for. Excellent benefits & fully engaged in further developing their employees.
The traditional hierarchy of command doesn't suit my taste.
I applied online and met the recruiter at my university. The process was pretty easy. Had two interviews. The first one was the behavioral one where they ask you about "tell me about a situation where..." and pretty much questions from your resume
Applied online and was contacted within 3 weeks. There was one short phone interview, and then an in-person interview at their office. This consisted of an hour of walkthrough/questions/behavioral, and then an hour of technical questions.
Applied through the AT&T homepage, received an email for a simple question, then scheduled the phone interview. The interview went good, but they are looking for a more professional candidate. Mainly focus on your work experience: * What did you d
I applied online and met the recruiter at my university. The process was pretty easy. Had two interviews. The first one was the behavioral one where they ask you about "tell me about a situation where..." and pretty much questions from your resume
Applied online and was contacted within 3 weeks. There was one short phone interview, and then an in-person interview at their office. This consisted of an hour of walkthrough/questions/behavioral, and then an hour of technical questions.
Applied through the AT&T homepage, received an email for a simple question, then scheduled the phone interview. The interview went good, but they are looking for a more professional candidate. Mainly focus on your work experience: * What did you d