Great company, they are very supportive and have a lot of perks.
The company has grown a lot, and the engineering organization is quite confusing. Delivering value is slow, and there’s not much innovation.
Management should focus on true innovation and proper agile.
I applied to two positions (Java engineer and DevOps) and had one of the worst interview experiences: * The process was too complex. * There were eight interviews in total. * I arrived for one interview, and no one appeared without prior notif
I was contacted by Atlassian through LinkedIn. After many long interviews, I was given an offer. The people I interviewed with seemed great, and so did the company. This was an international hire, and I was not given any relocation package. I decline
The first interview was with the Recruiter. This was followed by an interview with the hiring manager. Next, there was a virtual on-site interview that consisted of four rounds: * System design * Two technical coding rounds * Cultural fit in
I applied to two positions (Java engineer and DevOps) and had one of the worst interview experiences: * The process was too complex. * There were eight interviews in total. * I arrived for one interview, and no one appeared without prior notif
I was contacted by Atlassian through LinkedIn. After many long interviews, I was given an offer. The people I interviewed with seemed great, and so did the company. This was an international hire, and I was not given any relocation package. I decline
The first interview was with the Recruiter. This was followed by an interview with the hiring manager. Next, there was a virtual on-site interview that consisted of four rounds: * System design * Two technical coding rounds * Cultural fit in