Software Engineer (Internship) Interview Experience - Sydney, Australia
Process
The process took about a month from start to finish. I went through the frontend interviews.
OA was four questions on HackerRank. The technical interview was to implement a frontend Menu UI. The final behavioral interview covers their values and asks questions about projects you have done – just word the answers and include their values.
My values interview was not a set 4 or 5 questions but rather a range of questions on 4 or 5 projects I have done. After each interview, I had a phone call one or two days after to proceed to the next stage. Everyone in the process wants you to succeed; it feels like the interviewers and the recruiters are on your team.
Questions
Implement a Frontend Menu UI
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Atlassian Work Experiences
- 4.0Honest about valuesSoftware Developer • Current EmployeeSydney, New South Wales, AustraliaOctober 24, 2020Pros: People are the best part of the company. Very smart and dedicated employees in pretty much every team.Cons: An organisation can be dysfunctional. They've not yet found a balance between doing what's needed most for customers and innovating on new ideas.
- 1.0"The big picture," anyone?Senior Developer • Current EmployeeSydney, AustraliaMarch 29, 2016Pros: Low pay, long hours, no talent retention, micro-management culture, lack of vision, cloak and dagger HR, unethical, fake – just to name a few of the pros.Cons: Atlassian is a hard slog, but once you're in, you're in, right? Wrong. Unless you have no life outside work whatsoever, you are constantly reminded that there are an army of Java grads ready to take your job. Unless you're happy to be in a cult / B-rated version of Harry Potter, avoid at all costs.
- 3.0My Experience at AtlassianFront End Developer • Current EmployeeSydney, AustraliaJune 21, 2024Pros: Flexible Remote Work and Stock OptionsCons: Some teams don’t have enough project requirements but too many developers, which makes it difficult to ensure everyone has enough work. This creates challenges for performance reviews.
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