AT&T Employee Reviews, Feedback, Testimonials
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AT&T is a major telecommunications and media company offering wireless services, broadband and fiber internet, digital TV, and enterprise networking solutions across the United States. Headquartered in Dallas, Texas, the company operates nationwide n...
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Software Engineer II Review
What I liked
Remote-first culture, competitive pay, modern tech stack on some teams. Good PTO and parental leave policies. Onboarding was well organized for remote hires.
Areas for improvement
Sometimes too many meetings and slow release cycles. Crossing org boundaries can be a bit clunky which delays features.
Retail Sales Consultant Review
What I liked
Good employee discount and benefits, supportive store manager, flexible shift swapping when needed. Training is clear and there's steady foot traffic so commissions can be decent.
Areas for improvement
Sales targets can be stressful during peak seasons, commission structure isn't always consistent, and sometimes understaffed on weekends.
HR Manager Review
What I liked
Good HR training resources and decent benefits. Colleagues were helpful and there are formal programs for learning and compliance.
Areas for improvement
Promotion process felt political at times after multiple restructures. Layoffs and reorganizations made long-term planning hard.
Senior Network Engineer Review
What I liked
Very stable company with excellent benefits and pension options. I get to work on 5G deployments and large-scale networking projects — great for career growth and technical learning.
Areas for improvement
Decision-making can be slow due to layers of approvals; occasional corporate red tape. Office politics exist but are manageable.
Customer Service Representative Review
What I liked
Good benefits for part-time workers, supportive supervisors, clear scripts and decent training. Shift flexibility is okay and the team is friendly.
Areas for improvement
Busy call days can be draining and metrics are strict. Not a lot of room for rapid promotion in the call center.
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