I think Atlassian really lives up to its values. Working from home has been really rough, especially for a new grad. Not to say that it has been the easiest transition, but I am really thankful for the care they have for their employees.
Work from home has been a challenge, but I think that is the case for all companies right now.
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
The interviewers were polite and nice, and the process was clear. There were 5 stages in total: a few coding rounds, a system design round, and a management round. With enough preparation, it's not that hard to handle. They provided quick responses a
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
The interviewers were polite and nice, and the process was clear. There were 5 stages in total: a few coding rounds, a system design round, and a management round. With enough preparation, it's not that hard to handle. They provided quick responses a