AT&T interview questions

I first applied for the job online and received an email inviting me to take an online assessment quiz. After the quiz I had to wait quite a while to hear back. I eventually was contacted and scheduled a phone interview that was very brief. I then had a virtual zoom interview scheduled. And after all of this communication I had a final in person interview with the managers at the Austin location listed as my preferred store. I was told later that I had already secured the job prior to the in person interview, but was unaware of that information walking into the interview. Overall I felt the process was fairly extensive and potentially designed to instill the idea to those applying that it was very difficult to secure and anyone getting an offer would be one of few lucky enough to get a callback. But this is only my opinion after witnessing the differing personalities and skill sets in my own store. I really loved my job for the first two years for the lifestyle it allowed me and opportunities it provided, but quickly grew out of that space in life and decided to transition back to academia. I also love interviewing so my review comes from finding fun in talking to the interviewers about my potential with the company.

The interview process was quick but long. Only two rounds and was straightforward. As far as difficulty it was one of the easier ones I have been a apart of.