Internal mobility can be difficult (have to apply for a team, and stay in teams for at least a year before relocating).
Salaries are location-based, which doesn't make sense from a pay equity perspective (particularly for non-US/AUS based employees, such as in India).
Focus on remote work makes the in-office experience pretty disappointing for a tech company. If you prefer to work from the office, it's not as good as at Atlassian.
Get some normal employees from outside HR to read comms or be involved in decision making. Way too many self-owns come from the people team. Don't hire for the sake of hiring. Hire good people for specific goals, not just because big numbers sound like growth.
Nice interviewer, but I did not get an offer. Good experience anyway, I think. I have heard good things about the company culture, so I think it would be a good place to work.
I applied online. The process took 1 week. As someone who recently navigated the Atlassian loop, I found the experience surprisingly refreshing but intense. Unlike other tech giants that obsess over obscure algorithms, Atlassian leans heavily into y
The first round involved HR screening, followed by a coding exercise. The question was not difficult to solve, but the assessment will depend a lot on the interviewer. If the interviewer likes your solution, you will probably proceed to the next rou
Nice interviewer, but I did not get an offer. Good experience anyway, I think. I have heard good things about the company culture, so I think it would be a good place to work.
I applied online. The process took 1 week. As someone who recently navigated the Atlassian loop, I found the experience surprisingly refreshing but intense. Unlike other tech giants that obsess over obscure algorithms, Atlassian leans heavily into y
The first round involved HR screening, followed by a coding exercise. The question was not difficult to solve, but the assessment will depend a lot on the interviewer. If the interviewer likes your solution, you will probably proceed to the next rou