It is still a great company to work for. It has nice values, good people, and a not-too-bad engineering culture.
The company is experiencing growth pains, and some fundamentals are broken.
They try to push engineers harder because it was too laid back, but this only works sometimes.
They also don't care about people growth and development anymore, only squeezing as much as possible.
Realistic expectations
Screen from HR. Two technical rounds: 1. The first round was more technical. 2. The second round focused on use cases. Final round with HR to discuss salary.
The interview process was not that difficult, but it was quite time-consuming, taking entirely more than 2 months. The most stressful part for me was the last one, concerning company values.
The Atlassian interview process typically consists of three rounds: * 1 technical interview * 1 system design interview * 1 manager round The complete process takes approximately 2-3 weeks. Interview difficulty ranges from easy to medium.
Screen from HR. Two technical rounds: 1. The first round was more technical. 2. The second round focused on use cases. Final round with HR to discuss salary.
The interview process was not that difficult, but it was quite time-consuming, taking entirely more than 2 months. The most stressful part for me was the last one, concerning company values.
The Atlassian interview process typically consists of three rounds: * 1 technical interview * 1 system design interview * 1 manager round The complete process takes approximately 2-3 weeks. Interview difficulty ranges from easy to medium.