Our values are also my values, so I feel proud to have the opportunity to show them.
Teamwork at Atlassian is something we feel every day on every level – from your own team to the owners.
Atlassian thinks of employee wellbeing, constantly adding new features to make them feel good.
Office teams really try to make the office experience welcoming and attractive.
You can really feel your impact on your team goals and on the whole product.
Atlassian works closely with partners and clients, and we can all be a part of this relationship.
Team Anywhere gives us the possibility to live and work wherever we like and stay at Atlassian at the same time.
People are appreciated, and if they have a hard time, Atlassian understands and helps them.
We can unleash our creativity on such initiatives as Innovation Week or ShipIt.
Most moves are made in a one-year cycle, so waiting for things to happen sometimes takes a long time. It's sad that salaries are reconsidered once a year and not every quarter; things happen in the market that might be outdated after a year.
Maybe just take cons into consideration.
After three weeks of phone interviews and online quizzes, I went on-site for a three-hour interview. During the interview: * One interviewer forgot my name halfway through. * One interview was too difficult for the job position. Overall, it was a
The interview has 6 steps: 1. **Hackerrank test:** 3 easy/medium LeetCode questions plus around 10 theoretical questions. Given time: around 70 minutes. 2. **Problem-solving session 1:** Medium-level LeetCode questions with many follow-up questio
I found the people at Atlassian rude and demeaning. I've interviewed with the FAANG companies, and Atlassian isn't even FAANG. People at FAANG are much more professional and really know their stuff. At Atlassian, even the HR is rude. One HR represen
After three weeks of phone interviews and online quizzes, I went on-site for a three-hour interview. During the interview: * One interviewer forgot my name halfway through. * One interview was too difficult for the job position. Overall, it was a
The interview has 6 steps: 1. **Hackerrank test:** 3 easy/medium LeetCode questions plus around 10 theoretical questions. Given time: around 70 minutes. 2. **Problem-solving session 1:** Medium-level LeetCode questions with many follow-up questio
I found the people at Atlassian rude and demeaning. I've interviewed with the FAANG companies, and Atlassian isn't even FAANG. People at FAANG are much more professional and really know their stuff. At Atlassian, even the HR is rude. One HR represen