Open culture, compensation, benefits, health care benefits, positive outlook
I didn't find any cons yet.
I was contacted via LinkedIn by an Atlassian recruiter, who suggested discussing an open engineering position. I agreed out of curiosity. After two technical phone screens (one of which was rather challenging), I received an invitation to an on-site
1. Around a 20-30 minute talk with the recruiter about which role in this company. 2. A one-hour phone interview, first discussing projects, then starting JavaScript skills coding on Codepad, followed by basic JavaScript coding.
I was contacted by a recruiter through LinkedIn. I did a semi-technical interview with one of the senior engineers and then went for my on-site. I had 5 different interviews at the Atlassian office: programming, values, lunch, architecture, and fin
I was contacted via LinkedIn by an Atlassian recruiter, who suggested discussing an open engineering position. I agreed out of curiosity. After two technical phone screens (one of which was rather challenging), I received an invitation to an on-site
1. Around a 20-30 minute talk with the recruiter about which role in this company. 2. A one-hour phone interview, first discussing projects, then starting JavaScript skills coding on Codepad, followed by basic JavaScript coding.
I was contacted by a recruiter through LinkedIn. I did a semi-technical interview with one of the senior engineers and then went for my on-site. I had 5 different interviews at the Atlassian office: programming, values, lunch, architecture, and fin