Contractor at AT&T
Contractor at AT&T
Great environment for someone who thrives working independently and is self-directed to deliver quality. Nice offices (I hate cubes). Possibility of working virtually when necessary.
Difficult to stay current with technology trends. Always waiting to be let go at a moment's notice. Environment is in a constant state of flux.
Value the experience of your long-time workers more. Stop firing them for cheap offshore labor. You are deleting the middle class and your own consumer base.
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AT&T Interview Experiences
Web Developer
Honestly, the process never got past the recruiter. First, I applied to the job seeing it on a Remote/Hybrid job site (this is very important). Also, I stated that this job is remote/hybrid. So, my recruiter missed our first phone appointment (trie
Web Developer
It went well. There were a lot of tech questions, a coding round, and some theory questions. Overall, it wasn't so difficult and wasn't so easy; it was right in between. The interviewer was quite friendly and interactive.
Web Developer
Nice and fair interview. Highly skilled interviewer. Several technical questions, no specific area.
Web Developer
Laurel, Maryland, United StatesJune 1, 2024Honestly, the process never got past the recruiter. First, I applied to the job seeing it on a Remote/Hybrid job site (this is very important). Also, I stated that this job is remote/hybrid. So, my recruiter missed our first phone appointment (trie
Web Developer
Texas City, Texas, United StatesJanuary 1, 2024It went well. There were a lot of tech questions, a coding round, and some theory questions. Overall, it wasn't so difficult and wasn't so easy; it was right in between. The interviewer was quite friendly and interactive.
Web Developer
March 1, 2011Nice and fair interview. Highly skilled interviewer. Several technical questions, no specific area.
