Super friendly, very good work environment.
The codebase is enormous on Confluence, sometimes hard to work with.
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 interview process typically involves a phone interview first, followed by an on-site interview. The recruiters were courteous and punctual. The technical interview was conducted by an English-speaking Russian. He would interrupt to criticize you
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 interview process typically involves a phone interview first, followed by an on-site interview. The recruiters were courteous and punctual. The technical interview was conducted by an English-speaking Russian. He would interrupt to criticize you