Good work-life balance, good culture.
No cons to speak of.
I was contacted via LinkedIn by an Atlassian recruiter, who suggested discussing an open engineering position. I agreed out of curiosity. After two technical phone screens (one of which was rather challenging), I received an invitation to an on-site
I received a quick phone call from a recruiter. They then signed me up for a coding challenge, which was fairly simple. After passing the coding challenge, we set up another technical phone interview with two members of the potential team. Following
The coding round was a traditional coding question. I answered the question, follow-ups, and any clarifications. However, it seemed that the interviewer didn't like me at all. The values and Q&A round went pretty well. We had discussions, and things
I was contacted via LinkedIn by an Atlassian recruiter, who suggested discussing an open engineering position. I agreed out of curiosity. After two technical phone screens (one of which was rather challenging), I received an invitation to an on-site
I received a quick phone call from a recruiter. They then signed me up for a coding challenge, which was fairly simple. After passing the coding challenge, we set up another technical phone interview with two members of the potential team. Following
The coding round was a traditional coding question. I answered the question, follow-ups, and any clarifications. However, it seemed that the interviewer didn't like me at all. The values and Q&A round went pretty well. We had discussions, and things