Excellent new grad program with structure and mentorship.
Competitive pay and benefits.
Genuinely nice people to work with.
Great company values that actually influence your work.
Fantastic work/life balance.
Larger company, so less individual projects and responsibilities. High test coverage, so a lengthy testing process for code.
Everything went well until I attended the system design round. The interviewer was apparently watching something else during the interview. There was no guide, no support. When I mentioned something wrong, he laughed at me. When I asked what differ
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
The process took about one week. The HR representative was the best I have ever experienced – very eager and considerate. They were the only HR person willing to discuss compensation before the interview. However, the technical interview process wa
Everything went well until I attended the system design round. The interviewer was apparently watching something else during the interview. There was no guide, no support. When I mentioned something wrong, he laughed at me. When I asked what differ
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
The process took about one week. The HR representative was the best I have ever experienced – very eager and considerate. They were the only HR person willing to discuss compensation before the interview. However, the technical interview process wa