Great work-life balance, nice perks. I have the challenges I want for my career and can work with smart people.
Besides, the company provides everything I need to work from home, plus trainings and a budget to spend on learning, trainings, books, courses, etc.
I can work from home and live far from the city (office) if I want.
Honestly, I can't think of anything.
Nothing special to share here.
All the advice I had, I shared directly with my manager during 1:1s that we have regularly (at least in my team, it happens weekly).
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
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
Coding round 4 questions: standard LeetCode, easy-medium. 1 Technical Interview: medium-hard Graphs, trees. 1 HM Round: medium-hard, focus on company core values. Same day Technical and HR Rounds were completed. Results were announced in the eveni
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
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
Coding round 4 questions: standard LeetCode, easy-medium. 1 Technical Interview: medium-hard Graphs, trees. 1 HM Round: medium-hard, focus on company core values. Same day Technical and HR Rounds were completed. Results were announced in the eveni