I recently went through Atlassian's interview process for a Full Stack Engineer role. The entire process took about 3 months and included multiple stages: **Karat Interview:** The first step was a Karat interview, which was relatively straightforwar
Initial recruiter chat. Then two coding interviews back to back. Then system design. Then leadership. Recruiter feedback was quick and was decent, valuable feedback. I thought I didn't do well in the coding, but moved into further rounds. Then
I had a variation of the "best time to buy a stock" question. The interviewer was rude and ill-prepared, but I figured out the question. The process was okay overall. The questions were LeetCode medium.
I recently went through Atlassian's interview process for a Full Stack Engineer role. The entire process took about 3 months and included multiple stages: **Karat Interview:** The first step was a Karat interview, which was relatively straightforwar
Initial recruiter chat. Then two coding interviews back to back. Then system design. Then leadership. Recruiter feedback was quick and was decent, valuable feedback. I thought I didn't do well in the coding, but moved into further rounds. Then
I had a variation of the "best time to buy a stock" question. The interviewer was rude and ill-prepared, but I figured out the question. The process was okay overall. The questions were LeetCode medium.