Honestly, a great culture, probably one of the best places I have worked at. Amazing and open people where everyone is there to get the job done. They really live their values (as cliché as that sounds), but honestly, day to day genuinely shows.
As with any major company, things can seemingly move slowly as the team's priorities change from quarter to quarter. This makes it difficult to do long-term planning and achieve goals.
The initial interview was a call with the recruiter. She then scheduled the initial tech screen round. As per the process she explained, the tech screen round is a 1-hour Zoom video call where a system design question is asked.
Ghosted by a recruiter after 5 rounds of interviews which lasted over 5 weeks. Atlassian doesn't hire for a particular position. You go through the interviews, and they place you in a team based on the outcome. But that means you have to wait 3 roun
Honestly, it felt like chasing interviewers and HR throughout the entire process. I felt the interviewers were happy, but the offer did not come through, which is fine and I have no issues with that. However, the difficult part for me to understand
The initial interview was a call with the recruiter. She then scheduled the initial tech screen round. As per the process she explained, the tech screen round is a 1-hour Zoom video call where a system design question is asked.
Ghosted by a recruiter after 5 rounds of interviews which lasted over 5 weeks. Atlassian doesn't hire for a particular position. You go through the interviews, and they place you in a team based on the outcome. But that means you have to wait 3 roun
Honestly, it felt like chasing interviewers and HR throughout the entire process. I felt the interviewers were happy, but the offer did not come through, which is fine and I have no issues with that. However, the difficult part for me to understand