Because of its largeness, AT&T is very much an ecosystem, and opportunities to apply yourself, create, and build are limited only by your critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
Counter-intuitively, it is actually easier to contribute and stand out because of it. The projects are consistently challenging, and most of the folks are bright and hardworking.
Because of its largeness, AT&T is very much an ecosystem and prone to dramatic change, communication issues, language barriers, and other normal, natural consequences of working with a large number of people, all almost completely out of your control.
Being project-based, job security is always in question, and earning potential, advancement, or even performance reviews for contractors is basically non-existent.
Relax. It's going to be fine.
Two phone screens with a project lead and a team member. Straightforward behavioral and easy technicals (I was a sophomore when I applied). Low stress and incredibly nice interviewers.
I applied online after talking to recruiters at my school career fair. I reached out to the recruiters after submitting the online application. I got a phone interview within a week that covered general questions about my past projects and technical
Two technical rounds of interviews were based on automation framework, coding, and functional testing questions. Overall, they were of medium complexity. The questions covered framework basics, LeetCode basic to medium questions, and all manual conce
Two phone screens with a project lead and a team member. Straightforward behavioral and easy technicals (I was a sophomore when I applied). Low stress and incredibly nice interviewers.
I applied online after talking to recruiters at my school career fair. I reached out to the recruiters after submitting the online application. I got a phone interview within a week that covered general questions about my past projects and technical
Two technical rounds of interviews were based on automation framework, coding, and functional testing questions. Overall, they were of medium complexity. The questions covered framework basics, LeetCode basic to medium questions, and all manual conce