AT&T

Att has great pay and benefits. Sometimes can be a fun environment but most people are there for a check only . Harsh punishment even if the situation was not foreseen. Unexcused sick time but it is paid. Doesn’t take doctors excuses so in order to be covered you have to use FMLA which requires 1250 hours worked and if not, it’s write up time. Harsh attendance policy, min vacation,seniority based, low early shifts ,no option to WFH due to unforeseen circumstances.

Very widget oriented, nothing like Pacific Bell. Dreaded the moment they took over. Lost my retirement on a technicality what a terrible company.

For the past 4 years at AT&T, the director of the project office has entrusted me with various responsibilities to meet the challenges of digital transformation. We underwent training, moved from theory to implementation, and I was allowed to test the power of my soft skills to drive change and convince different leaders that the effort and frustration were worth it.

AT&T is a wonderful company good benefits a wonderful opportunity to meet to meet people. Worked in AT&T

I worked with them 29 yrs. They offer great benefits and offer new opportunities within the company.

It was really nice working with the ATT&T, love the atmosphere and the all the people i was working with at the same time.

I worked for 15 years at AT&T. The compensation was good with the exception of the health care which barely counts as having health insurance. Apart from that, I have nothing nice to say. Leadership is detached and completely removed from the workforce. My boss didn't even meet with me once every two weeks. When he did, my career, work opportunities, anything to do with my well being was never discussed. Beyond this, AT&T offers very little by way of a career path. You are expected to learn constantly but without any help from management. If pay is all that matters, this is a good place to work. If you want more, look elsewhere.

The year is 2023, it's not the company to go work for. Leadership does not care about you.and they will find ways to get rid of you. Don't join the company. Don't let the benefits, Unions, Employees Resource Groups, all fool you. Just walk away. It's the company as a whole, not just one location I'm looking at. You'll regret it as people who leave are so much happier. Just trust me. You'll thank me later.

I enjoyed the option of working from home, but I did not feel like the support was there fully. I also had tech issues.

This is a great place to work and learn. There are many career opportunities. Definitely best to learn from others and share your expertise. Use the training resources that are available.

At AT&T I was given the opportunity to create the first MPLS Network in The World from scratch with twelve other techs and two manger, which now is over 100 techs and creates 2.8 billion in revenue. It was great working with my fellow techs, but when it can to some of my managers over my 21years there, let’s be nice the need more technical skills to know who they we’re working with and who.

When AT&T bought out BellSouth, they let go of everyone with tenure so they could hire for less. They also got rid of anyone close to retirement so they would not have to pay benefits.

I have been working with AT&T for 5 years. Assisted sales with their internet requests from their customers.

..great place to work..I really don’t have a story to share. It was a great place to work I meet some great people friends for life

I love all of the benefits and the relaxed environment. Culture is very diverse and they advocate for mental health.

Great company to work for. Started out as a splicer and worked installation on the weekends. After four years was promoted to Outside Plant Manager for design of work prints.

Enjoyed the ambiance of the sales environment, you compete against self and others to be rewarded monetarily

I at first was assigned as a Corporate Dispute Resolution Specialist, working to resolve billing issues & down service issues, balancing the 2. I then was further trained in a different department & was assigned 5 cities in the USA, monitoring certain corporate buildings telecommunications.

I worked there for over 10 years. I have never seen a worse bunch of managers in my entire life! Inept, incompetent leadership and worse front-line managers who don't care about individual growth opportunities or growth potential. You are pigeon-holed with no hope of promotions and advancement. Horrible merit increases even though you may receive a stellar APR. Too much Nepotism, favoritism, etc. The company required training is absolutely useless to your role. The culture has gone so "woke" it is toxic at all levels. Unless you are a minority female, LGBTQ+, or disabled, or any combination thereof, forget about getting a promotion as all promotions are now based on race, LGBTQ+, etc. I cannot in good faith recommend anyone apply to this toxic dumpster fire of a company as it is over $130 billion in debt and sinking fast. No hope for promotions- not even lateral positions are available. The very few that are go to the management "pets". The is a career-ender company!

Pay and Benefits are probably higher than any competitor around, and time off is better than competitors, however the way the Managers treat the employees, and the way the Company treats the customers are lacking significantly.

Had a great time working there a great learning experience got to meet great people got to learn about the phones about the tablets

Call Center Representative allowed the ability to help customers and also share their stories of challenges with new products!

AT&T in the past was a great place to work, but that has passed. Good pay yes, poor working environment also yes

I quit ( after receiving Tenure) because of the horrendous sexual harassment I experienced. Don't take this job unless you can handle the top sales team touching and talking to you whenever and however they choose. Great pay, had to quit because my mental health couldn't take it anymore and HR did nothing.

Very demanding job. It is very stressful. I worked there for 22 years. Not a very good environment to work in.