AT&T Sales Support Representative interview questions

Must apply on line. 100 question test sent online. Phone interview. Meet at AT&T Building

The hiring process at At&t Wireless is a little more intense than I had previoulsy anticipated. I filled out the application on-line then played the waiting game. I checked almost everyday to see if anything in my "status" had changed. One day out of the blue I received a call from a lady in Puerto Rico and it was a preliminary interview for At&t. She just basically asked me the same question that pretty much every other interviewer had asked "how have you went above and beyond for a customer?", I answered with a specific scenario and even names, and she told me that the hiring manager in my area will be contacting me the next day. He called @ 3pm and basically he was explaining the benefits and perks of working for At&t (which I thought were fabulous) and also what they were looking for in an SSR. This went extremely well, and he said he would contact me within the next couple days; it wasn't until a whole week and a half that I heard back from him wanting me to go in for an interview at the store with the Store Manager. I arrived early to my interview (they really value timeliness) and waited for the Manager. He was very nice and polite, but the interview was pretty unorthodox. He asked questions to get an insight on my personality as opposed to what I had previously done. This went well, and I received a call from another Hiring Manager; she told me the Manager was higly interested in offereing me the position but before she gave me the offer I had to verify some information. I verified the information and they sent me an offer letter (which I was very satisfied with), and I started the background check with HireRight, took a drug test within 48 hours, and now I'm waiting on them for the accomodation information for the training (which is out of state). Overall the experience was very positive as I got to work with a group of very professional individuals that knew what they were doing.