Graduate Developer Interview Experience - Sydney, Australia
Process
It took a week after applying to receiving an invitation to complete the coding challenge, and then three weeks to receive an invitation for a phone call.
Twenty to thirty minutes were allocated for the phone call, but the recruiter ended it after ten minutes (claiming the call had gone very well) with no indication of why. Despite the role allowing any OO experience, the recruiter was only interested in Java.
Not a single question was asked about why I wanted to join Atlassian, what I thought of their values, or the relevant side projects and experience I had listed. Essentially, this was an interview for a Java role, even though it was supposed to be a non-technical call.
Three weeks later, I received a generic rejection email.
Questions
How much Java experience do you have?
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 6 interview experiences for the Atlassian Graduate Developer role in Sydney, Australia.
Success Rate
Atlassian's interview process for their Graduate Developer roles in Sydney, Australia is fairly selective, failing a large portion of engineers who go through it.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having very good feelings for Atlassian's Graduate Developer interview process in Sydney, Australia.
Atlassian Work Experiences
- 5.0As good as it gets!Software Engineer • Current EmployeeSydney, AustraliaAugust 30, 2020Pros: Atlassian is a company that actually cares about its people. They live and breathe their values rather than just paying lip service to them. In my short time at the company – which has coincided with the pandemic – I've been offered floating days off that don't come out of my leave, as well as full mental health support with free therapy sessions. Not to mention the 5 extra days off a year they offer to spend on volunteering. If you're going to work for a huge corporation, you want it to be one that actually *cares*. It feels like Atlassian really is doing its best in this regard, and I respect that.Cons: Nothing really stands out here. Nowhere is perfect. I might have a different opinion about this after my first performance review, though, so take this with a grain of salt.
- 4.0Very good companySoftware Engineer • Current EmployeeSydney, AustraliaNovember 22, 2020Pros: Good people to work with in the company.Cons: Food is not very delicious either.
- 2.0Not what it used to beEngineering Manager • Current EmployeeSydney, AustraliaJune 22, 2023Pros: Benefits, pat leave, shares, time off, WLBCons: Atlassian used to be a great place to work, but the new CTO and org changes had a massive negative impact on culture and day-to-day work. There were layoffs in disguise of upskilling, lack of comms, rumours, and a toxic environment.
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