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      AT&T Technology Development Program - Network Engineer reviews

      4.0

      81% would recommend to a friend

      (431 total reviews)
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      John Stankey

      50% approve of CEO

      70% positive business outlook

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      Technology Development Program Network Engineer employees have rated AT&T with 4.0 out of 5 stars, based on 431 company reviews on Glassdoor. This indicates that most Technology Development Program Network Engineer professionals have a good working experience there. AT&T is rated in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) by Technology Development Program Network Engineer professionals compared to other employers within the Telecomunicaciones industry (3.6 stars).

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      431 reviews
      3.0
      Jan 31, 2017

      a decent place, but not the best

      Senior network engineer
      Recommend
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      Pros

      stable, home office, good mobility, small benefits here and there, no stocks program

      Cons

      very bureaucratic, low end notebooks, old fashion offices with no standing desks no amenities provided by the company to improve employee satisfaction

      4.0
      Jan 16, 2017

      Network Engineer

      Network engineer
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business Outlook

      Pros

      I have got a opportunity to start my carrier and to learn a lot. Its a place for individuals who wants to grow. Decent salary and benefits. Highly professional management.

      Cons

      Sometimes to much administrative job you need to focus on.

      4.0
      Dec 9, 2016

      AT&T is A-Chang'in

      Senior network engineer
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business Outlook

      Pros

      I think the AT&T tries to pay you what you are worth. If you are modest or not a good salary negotiator, you will still get raises. As the company transforms itself to a software company, they have finally made technical training available to employees. Before that, I always had to find ways of training myself in order to keep up with technology.

      Cons

      The work is often stressful. During the 3G and LTE coverage races, employees were often exceedingly high workloads. My group was often understaffed. In the last 5 of the the 15 yrs that I was at AT&T (mobility) an emphasis was put on cost cutting, and cycle time reduction. We had to write SMART goals that would be reviewed in our A&D meeting with our supervisor. These goals had to include cost saving and cycle time reduction metrics. As an engineer, I did not always feel like I had control of these aspects of the job.

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