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AT&T Internal Consultant Interview Questions & Reviews
Internal Consultant at AT&T
No Offer – Interviewed in Atlanta, GA Jan 2011 – Reviewed Mar 29, 2012
Interview Details –
The first interview was in-person with two people and lasted 45 minutes.
The second interview was over-the-phone with one person and lasted 30 minutes.
The third and final interview was in-person with a panel of three, one person, and another panel of three. This lasted two hours.
-Be prepared to discuss your resume, work experience, and education.
-Know basic HR questions (goals for five years from now, interest in the company, etc.).
-Know pricing/costing as it relates to business and preferably the telecommunications industry.
Interview Questions
- How would you price a radio site? View Answer
- How would you price a handset or cellphone to be purchased by the company? View Answer
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