Good benefits. Not too much politics.
Red tape.
Lots of miscommunication.
I met someone from Atlassian at a hackathon they helped sponsor. We ended up chatting, and I later contacted them with my interest in working for the company. I had a first phone call with a recruiter that went well, and they passed my resume onto
I interviewed with three different teams over the course of nearly three months as Atlassian was staffing up their Austin office. The process started with a brief tech recruiter phone screen and an online Java test. There were a couple of video cal
- Initial briefing call - 2 code sessions (I declined to take it any further after this) - Architecture interview - Culture interview - Meeting the team
I met someone from Atlassian at a hackathon they helped sponsor. We ended up chatting, and I later contacted them with my interest in working for the company. I had a first phone call with a recruiter that went well, and they passed my resume onto
I interviewed with three different teams over the course of nearly three months as Atlassian was staffing up their Austin office. The process started with a brief tech recruiter phone screen and an online Java test. There were a couple of video cal
- Initial briefing call - 2 code sessions (I declined to take it any further after this) - Architecture interview - Culture interview - Meeting the team