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Meet one of the brains behind our hackathons. Ed went from crunching numbers to crunching data, learn how she opens doors to future women in tech looking to join the world of technology.
Your experience. Your perspective. Your heritage. Thanks to our amazing people, we’re named one of FORTUNE's Best Workplaces for Diversity for the third year in a row. See what it means to Bring Your Self to #LifeAtATT each day.
In September, our people gathered under one roof to celebrate their backgrounds, heritage, and perspectives. Take a look back at our 10th annual Employee Resource Group Conference.
David wasn’t diagnosed with Asperger's until he was 43, but that didn’t stop him from doing what he loves. Read his journey on discovering expression and why we all should embrace and celebrate what makes each of us unique.
As a milspouse, Jamie understands the value of building relationships in new communities. See how her passion inspires fellow veterans and teammates to make an #ATTImpact.
We’re proud of the participants setting the bar high at our first hackathon in Slovakia. Check out snapshots from a day full of innovation, where young minds tackled everyday challenges with IoT solutions.
Women in tech change the world every day, what have they learned from their time in the field? If you missed last month's #WomenTechTalk on Twitter, take a peek at some highlights from our participants.
Our summer intern teams discovered the true meaning of service through their Day of Impact. See how they helped give back to local communities from coast-to-coast.
After serving his country, veteran Jed DeoCampo found a way to make a difference in a civilian career. See how he applies what he learned in the military and how he found a new kind of “brotherhood” with #LifeAtATT.
Transitioning to a civilian career as a veteran can present a unique set of challenges. We’ve committed to hiring 20,000 by 2020, see why applicants with military service are answering the call to join #LifeAtATT.
