It's a very humane work environment. The perks and culture make it an enjoyable place to work. The problems that need solving, and the technology used to solve them, make it an interesting place to work. And the company is still growing rapidly.
It's a fairly big company, and not everyone likes that.
If you don't have the resources or the time to do something properly, then perhaps it's better not to try.
The overall interview process was good, and I kind of liked my interaction with all the interviewers I met. They were intelligent people and knew what to expect from a potential candidate, and were friendly all the way. However, the discussion aroun
The interview process includes many rounds, such as an online coding test, general technical questions, a real, time-boxed coding assignment with TDD, and management and culture fit interviews. It can be tiresome to wait for the next interview round
I was contacted by a recruitment firm based out of Sydney, who have an exclusive contract with Atlassian. The role is for a "Backend Developer" - contract job. Total 2 rounds: * **First round:** Mainly focused on Atlassian Core values and a simpl
The overall interview process was good, and I kind of liked my interaction with all the interviewers I met. They were intelligent people and knew what to expect from a potential candidate, and were friendly all the way. However, the discussion aroun
The interview process includes many rounds, such as an online coding test, general technical questions, a real, time-boxed coding assignment with TDD, and management and culture fit interviews. It can be tiresome to wait for the next interview round
I was contacted by a recruitment firm based out of Sydney, who have an exclusive contract with Atlassian. The role is for a "Backend Developer" - contract job. Total 2 rounds: * **First round:** Mainly focused on Atlassian Core values and a simpl