I applied online. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at AT&T
Interview
During my long process of interviewing with AT&T. I noticed once you are past the initial screening interview, the heat is turned up. The program begins to solidify as a real and challenging interview process. They prepare you well for your interview by holding a webinar and letting you know what they want and what you should expect. During my second interview I really impressed my interviewer so I convo turned into a convo instead of an interview. You then have a case interview that challenges your ability to present and face adversity. I am currently at my last interview and expect to get the position by presenting what they are looking for and showing that I want the position. The only negative about the process is the fact that every stage of the process takes about a week plus just to hear back and then another week for the next interview. So if you are pressed for money and a job you may need to learn patience.
I applied online. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at AT&T (Grayson, KY) in Mar 2009
Interview
Submitted application on line and contaced by HR. A few weeks later, I went through a simulation program assessment. Another week or so passed and I was scheduled for a one-on-one interview with a team manager. I was offered the position at the end of the interivew.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at AT&T (Reno, NV) in Apr 2010
Interview
After your initial application, you will receive an email stating that you are going to have an interview. The first interview is over the phone with a manager. If you pass that interview, you then get called in to do an aptitude test for your computer knowledge/typing. Typing is easy, as expected, and the answers to the general knowledge is in the paper that you are reading. After that is a face to face interview with a manager, then the job offer/drug test.
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