Atlassian is a great and fun company to work at! There's a definite emphasis on work-life balance; inclusiveness and innovation are actively encouraged. There's also a strong emphasis on openness in everything done at the company.
Not a con for everyone, but you can be a part of a distributed team (between Sydney, Bay Area, Austin, New York, Bangalore) depending on which team you're on. There are also growing pains for the Bay Area offices (only a few hundred people here even though worldwide it's ~3000 employees).
I first spoke with the hiring manager one-on-one. I insisted on visiting the office for that, so I could see the environment for myself. I had multiple rounds of interviews after that. During the onsite, I spoke with five people: * One technical * T
I applied online. It was a 3-interview process including a live coding interview, a technical interview, and a values screening interview. Even though they do not expect managers to code, they want to test this ability. The technical interview invol
The interview process was well-organized and consisted of five rounds: * System design and architecture * Leadership craft interview * Manager round * Values round All rounds were important and carried equal weightage, evaluating different aspects.
I first spoke with the hiring manager one-on-one. I insisted on visiting the office for that, so I could see the environment for myself. I had multiple rounds of interviews after that. During the onsite, I spoke with five people: * One technical * T
I applied online. It was a 3-interview process including a live coding interview, a technical interview, and a values screening interview. Even though they do not expect managers to code, they want to test this ability. The technical interview invol
The interview process was well-organized and consisted of five rounds: * System design and architecture * Leadership craft interview * Manager round * Values round All rounds were important and carried equal weightage, evaluating different aspects.