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Search Engine Marketing at AT&T
No Offer – Interviewed in Atlanta, GA Jun 2008 – Reviewed Mar 18, 2009
Interview Details – Initial communication with the company was positive and brisk. I moved quickly from a phone interview to submitting previous work to being interviewed at the Midtown office. I felt the panel interview went well, but that's when things became difficult. I was initially told all available positions had been filled, but was then contacted several months later with an offer for one of the positions. All my interactions with the personnel were friendly and professional, but the massive hiring glut at the time created more than a little confusion.
Interview Question – No unusual or difficult questions were asked. I was only asked to demonstrate basic competence at the position's daily tasks. Answer Question
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