Atlassian is an extremely positive environment to work in. It's a place with open communication and an amazing chance to exchange knowledge with different teams across the world. You can work with product usability, reflecting on the client experience, and also building scalable infrastructure in the backend.
Still a company with a lot of young professionals. Sometimes you lack more seniority in the teams.
I had a disappointing experience with Atlassian's interview process. First, I applied and was given a challenge to complete. I passed that part, and three days later, I received an email to book a Skype interview with Ross. Ross called me and start
The interview process was a bit tedious, with multiple rounds spread out over several weeks. This made it hard to maintain momentum. While the technical conversations were engaging and the team seemed sharp, the long gaps between interviews made the
1. Applied on LinkedIn. 2. Received an email from HR stating the process would commence. 3. Coding interview link sent. 4. 5 problems, 90 minutes. I disliked their time limit and lack of a call procedure. If they are evaluating a lateral candidate,
I had a disappointing experience with Atlassian's interview process. First, I applied and was given a challenge to complete. I passed that part, and three days later, I received an email to book a Skype interview with Ross. Ross called me and start
The interview process was a bit tedious, with multiple rounds spread out over several weeks. This made it hard to maintain momentum. While the technical conversations were engaging and the team seemed sharp, the long gaps between interviews made the
1. Applied on LinkedIn. 2. Received an email from HR stating the process would commence. 3. Coding interview link sent. 4. 5 problems, 90 minutes. I disliked their time limit and lack of a call procedure. If they are evaluating a lateral candidate,