Atlassian has fewer pros these days:
High work pressure. No long-term vision.
I had two rounds of interviews at Atlassian, after which I received an email stating they would not be proceeding further with my application. The quality of the interviewers in both rounds was pretty bad. Round 1 - Coding round: The interviewer g
Design and write the code for a router service. Input: `/bar/qw/ert` should route to `result`. `/bar/*/ert` should also route to `result`. Your solution must support wildcards.
Don't waste your time giving interviews at such a company. Interviews are quite simple, with pretty much the same questions asked by everyone for many years. After every round, HR told me the feedback was positive. They conducted all rounds, includi
I had two rounds of interviews at Atlassian, after which I received an email stating they would not be proceeding further with my application. The quality of the interviewers in both rounds was pretty bad. Round 1 - Coding round: The interviewer g
Design and write the code for a router service. Input: `/bar/qw/ert` should route to `result`. `/bar/*/ert` should also route to `result`. Your solution must support wildcards.
Don't waste your time giving interviews at such a company. Interviews are quite simple, with pretty much the same questions asked by everyone for many years. After every round, HR told me the feedback was positive. They conducted all rounds, includi