Pros: - Great work-life balance - Team culture

Cons: - Not much ownership. - Not many learning opportunities.

Pros: I absolutely love it here. You can read up on Atlassian's values online, and everyone collectively makes an effort to stick to those values on the inside. I get to work on an amazing product that I can relate to and impact so many users. The knowledge-sharing atmosphere is on point, career growth is structured, and there are a ton of cool events organized by the workplace experience team and a whole lot of other individuals. We are of course very agile, and the shared mindset of wanting to constantly iterate and improve is great. I'm fully remote. A couple of years ago, I never thought I would be happy with a remote job. However, I don't mind it now, and I think Atlassian does a really good job of catering to remote workers (WFH budget, online events, sending out small packages every now and then, etc.).

Cons: Information overload at first. I am still getting used to a lot of things 3 months in.

Pros: Easy to transition between roles, between teams, between projects. Direct management puts trust and responsibility into team members, "we hire good people, we should trust them to make good decisions." Perks: * Chase an opportunity or look for career growth, and everyone will help you get there.

Cons: A lot of growth has led to a big company struggling to hang onto its 'startup' roots. A lot of the culture is geared towards a specific type of people and can feel alienating sometimes.