Shortly after joining Atlassian, I knew this was not only a place to become a better engineer, but also a better person. The values of this company and the people behind them are nothing short of incredible.
The company is experiencing growing pains while aggressively scaling.
From an engineering perspective, there is some technical debt within the org.
Work-life balance can vary among teams, objectives, and personal capabilities.
Keep our culture, foundation, benefits, and overall life at Atlassian open for extension, but closed for modification, as we scale.
The initial phone screening at Atlassian was disappointing. They called only to inform me that I wasn't being considered for the role, making the 20-minute conversation feel like a waste of time.
Atlassian reached out to me about an open position they were trying to fill. I had one uninformative, bland call with a recruiter. About a week later, I had a much more informative call with a technical recruiter. Then they ghosted for a few weeks
Interesting questions and interactive interviewers. Focus was on design and implementation. The algorithmic complexity was not very high. Had 3 rounds: * DS/Algo * LLD * HLD Overall, it was a good experience, even without an offer.
The initial phone screening at Atlassian was disappointing. They called only to inform me that I wasn't being considered for the role, making the 20-minute conversation feel like a waste of time.
Atlassian reached out to me about an open position they were trying to fill. I had one uninformative, bland call with a recruiter. About a week later, I had a much more informative call with a technical recruiter. Then they ghosted for a few weeks
Interesting questions and interactive interviewers. Focus was on design and implementation. The algorithmic complexity was not very high. Had 3 rounds: * DS/Algo * LLD * HLD Overall, it was a good experience, even without an offer.