Team anywhere - you can work from anywhere.
Amazing people - people are smart, will always treat you with respect, and are very helpful.
Great work-life balance - this was one of the primary reasons why I joined Atlassian. We had many instances in team meetings where we were asked not to work late into the nights.
Good pay - the compensation is above par when compared to most companies.
Learning - people are allowed to explore here. In fact, there is a phase literally called "explore" where one can dabble with different ideas before kick-starting a project. People are allowed to make mistakes and learn from them. People are allowed to share their thoughts without being judged. There are many instances within Atlassian where employees have been vocal and highly critical in sharing their views.
Nothing major as of now.
Applied in December 2021, I received a call from a recruiter in the first week of January 2022, and the interview process kicked off. * Browser coding * JS coding round * System design * Hiring manager * Values The process took more than
Screening interview where they ask to describe past projects and answer really vague questions. If you clear this, then possibly other technical rounds which might include coding (or not, I am not sure), but definitely system design.
Initially, I received an email from a recruiter and coordinated an introductory call via Calendly. The standard topics were discussed during that conversation. One aspect of the job I learned about that was surprising is that it is a leadership role
Applied in December 2021, I received a call from a recruiter in the first week of January 2022, and the interview process kicked off. * Browser coding * JS coding round * System design * Hiring manager * Values The process took more than
Screening interview where they ask to describe past projects and answer really vague questions. If you clear this, then possibly other technical rounds which might include coding (or not, I am not sure), but definitely system design.
Initially, I received an email from a recruiter and coordinated an introductory call via Calendly. The standard topics were discussed during that conversation. One aspect of the job I learned about that was surprising is that it is a leadership role