Encouraging environment. Lots of learning opportunities. Great culture with people from all different backgrounds.
Not like most other Australian companies, life in Atlassian is fast-paced and busy. Things are changing every day. You have to keep learning and improving to keep up.
Recruiters and interviewers were very nice and fast to respond throughout the process. 1. Online coding assessment. 2. Live coding with an interviewer. 3. System design (but mostly similar to live coding) with an interviewer. 4. Behavioral/Values in
1. Phone screen 2. Karat - odd experience. I also interviewed for Meta and made it through. For Atlassian, I failed because the input for the question was too lengthy, and I was asked to explain the whole process to solve it, which I failed to type
Applied online on April 3rd; the process finished on July 8th. The reason it took so long was that I intentionally asked for more time between rounds, as I applied for a full-stack role while working as a frontend developer (studying backend stuff a
Recruiters and interviewers were very nice and fast to respond throughout the process. 1. Online coding assessment. 2. Live coding with an interviewer. 3. System design (but mostly similar to live coding) with an interviewer. 4. Behavioral/Values in
1. Phone screen 2. Karat - odd experience. I also interviewed for Meta and made it through. For Atlassian, I failed because the input for the question was too lengthy, and I was asked to explain the whole process to solve it, which I failed to type
Applied online on April 3rd; the process finished on July 8th. The reason it took so long was that I intentionally asked for more time between rounds, as I applied for a full-stack role while working as a frontend developer (studying backend stuff a