My work experience spans over 4 countries with different companies. Atlassian is surely the best place I've worked so far.
Here, my daily routine does involve solving interesting problems and creating state-of-the-art software.
I found at Atlassian an autonomy that I never thought would be possible. I feel empowered and provided with the tools to improve any aspect of our products.
One of the company's values (Open company) has been weaponized, and people feel empowered to shout their opinions about absolutely anything, but rarely showing empathy. I don't think this is something exclusive to Atlassian, and it won't take it down from my ranking, but I avoid talking about non-work stuff as people will get offended for pretty much anything.
Keep up the great work! Maintain the focus on the customer. Check where the staff is investing their energy.
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
I have reached the third round. It's a peer programming session focused on a Maven user management project. You need to fix all the bugs or implement new features according to a requirements PDF.
The process is quite lengthy, with three coding interviews, one system design, one management, and then one values interview. The first coding interview is simple enough but lacks nuance, as it is outsourced and is a simple pass if you know how to c
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
I have reached the third round. It's a peer programming session focused on a Maven user management project. You need to fix all the bugs or implement new features according to a requirements PDF.
The process is quite lengthy, with three coding interviews, one system design, one management, and then one values interview. The first coding interview is simple enough but lacks nuance, as it is outsourced and is a simple pass if you know how to c