You don’t get as much work, but you are able to use this time to learn new things.
I always had work, but some other TDPs didn’t.
There were several parts: 1. I applied online and sent in my resume for the AT&T Live Software Development Program position. They must have liked my resume because they sent me an email about the next step. 2. The second part was an online coding q
Screened by recruiter, then phone interview with department head and direct supervisor. Questions seemed odd and inapplicable, but were based on ATT training, per the interviewer. Next stop would have been offer, but they were looking for more recent
Super easy. Basic array questions. There should be no problem with getting an offer for any college student. Recruiter asked simple behavioral questions. No salary negotiation, but the entire process was extremely friendly and nice.
There were several parts: 1. I applied online and sent in my resume for the AT&T Live Software Development Program position. They must have liked my resume because they sent me an email about the next step. 2. The second part was an online coding q
Screened by recruiter, then phone interview with department head and direct supervisor. Questions seemed odd and inapplicable, but were based on ATT training, per the interviewer. Next stop would have been offer, but they were looking for more recent
Super easy. Basic array questions. There should be no problem with getting an offer for any college student. Recruiter asked simple behavioral questions. No salary negotiation, but the entire process was extremely friendly and nice.