AT&T Employer Reviews

Great place to work overall. Since it is so large your outlook can greatly vary from others both positive and negative. I would highly recommend working for AT&T.

AT&T turnovers in employment as a company should be reviewed.

My position within this company was a retail sales manager. This company was extremely autocratic and manages by the book and to the numbers. There is little flexibility to develop your own personal style and compliance to their own is mandatory. Praise is in short supply as well.

arrive at work clock in and wait fro customrers to arrive i would help with picking out telephonesand accessories . also helped with problems a customer might have with there phone

A great place to work if you like sitting behind a monitor for 8 to 12 hours a day and constantly talking on over phone. You can expect to attend to anywhere from 80 to 200 calls per day.

I enjoyed working for At&t. I learned a lot and this company provided me with a lot of opportunties.

good experience to start career. good team and management.

Long hours sitting and taking phone calls from irate customers and some very nice customers. Sales is the number one goal. Some management knew the sales procedures while others got by on wit. I would say the hardest part of the job would be making sure your quota was met at the end of the month. The most enjoyable part was knowing at the end of the – more... day that I did my best. Received several best in class awards and that always makes a person feel they did something right. – less

Good money but no room for advancement, management is heartless

Long hours no time for personal life and Thats about it. nothing else to say about it.

Company pays well and provides vacation. Be prepared to work 60 -70 hours a week and sacrifice your personal life.

I helped At&t business cell customers and telecommunications managers with their accounts and devices. I liked helping people resolve their issue, which could be anything from tech support to billing.

great company, great pay and benifits.
fast pace enviorment.
co workers were great and handaling their job.
hardest part about the job would be meeting all monthly goals.
most enjoyable was being able to work with others.

I have worked for AT&T Advertising for 10 years and presently work there. It is a great company to work for as long as you work hard, Very easy to advance. Compensation is great as well.

I truly love this job, I enjoyed working on telephone, high speed data, and cable tv. I'd do it again in a minute

One of the best companies I have ever worked for. My company closed in 2009; I would have stayed there if we did not lose the contract. The managers were great; we always received training and updates on new rules. It was a fun company to work for.

It is good company to work with. However, it is not easy to get promoted in IT deparment since it is not part of the core business for AT&T.

A typical day at work would be friendly competition amongst me and my peers to hit our goal for the day.

I began life at AT&T as a Collection Rep in 1987, collecting debt on 800 Business Service.I personally formed a department to handle corporate bankruptcies, within 6 months of joining the company. I then moved on to becoming a SME, in new the collections system being designed, finally becoming the Lead Analyst and Data Source for the application. This – more... allowed me to make headway in NJ, at the Corporate level. I worked in a management role for 3 years but was actually an occupational employee. I was finally promoted and moved from Corporate to a local assignment in my home town, as a Team Manager. In 1996 (following the first VRIP offering and mass exodus of Analysts and Developers), I was promoted again and given a relocation package to NJ, to take over the development and maintenance of the collections app, we had designed and were maintaining. I was able to bring everything back together and after a year in NJ, I resigned and moved back to WV to start my own company working in the Outdoor Adventure field. This lasted from 1996 - 1999

I came back to AT&T in 1999 as a consultant and became an employee again in 2000 and was Lead Analyst in charge of Production Support. I also formed this team from 1 full time employee to 6 within a year. Again, negotiating contracts for the consultants I was bringing on. – less

I had a lot of different duties, from scheduling meetings to handling personal files. I enjoyed working for At&t. Our office closed down that is why I no longer work there.