The benefits are great. I like remote work, and the pay is decent.
Everything is broken and on fire almost all the time.
Everything I was sold about how great the culture is has turned out to be untrue.
Massive, continual changes keep rolling out without warning.
There's a general culture of fear around performance.
Stop APEX immediately. It takes an absurd amount of time, causes undue stress, and is not in any way objective.
The first interview round was technical, LeetCode-style. You live-coded with another engineer on a Zoom-like platform. Practice hash maps and be comfortable creating classes. The second round was behavioral. Look up Atlassian values.
It was a really nice interview with a great team, and they were really friendly. I applied to go with three interviews. I also got a nice experience. If you prepare for the interview, you will pass.
Simple interview asked to design and code a rate limit algorithm, followed by a whiteboard session to describe a URL shortener. Given a long URL, design a service to shorten the URL. The interviewers were helpful; I had a great experience.
The first interview round was technical, LeetCode-style. You live-coded with another engineer on a Zoom-like platform. Practice hash maps and be comfortable creating classes. The second round was behavioral. Look up Atlassian values.
It was a really nice interview with a great team, and they were really friendly. I applied to go with three interviews. I also got a nice experience. If you prepare for the interview, you will pass.
Simple interview asked to design and code a rate limit algorithm, followed by a whiteboard session to describe a URL shortener. Given a long URL, design a service to shorten the URL. The interviewers were helpful; I had a great experience.