Good culture, good work-life balance, and everything's great.
Not really any cons. I guess pay could be higher.
I applied online and received an email for a phone interview. The interviewer was really nice and easy to talk to. Just prepare by researching behavioral interview questions, and you should be okay.
Never waste time interviewing with Atlassian. I went through five rounds of interviews: * Phone screening: Self-introduction and discussion of past projects. * Karat: Basic HTML, CSS, and JS questions, which I passed. * JS coding interview: Si
The first one was on Karat, which was quite easy. The next two were coding challenges. They were good and not too difficult; I completed the implementation and tests. I was still rejected because I didn't share the trade-offs of the solution.
I applied online and received an email for a phone interview. The interviewer was really nice and easy to talk to. Just prepare by researching behavioral interview questions, and you should be okay.
Never waste time interviewing with Atlassian. I went through five rounds of interviews: * Phone screening: Self-introduction and discussion of past projects. * Karat: Basic HTML, CSS, and JS questions, which I passed. * JS coding interview: Si
The first one was on Karat, which was quite easy. The next two were coding challenges. They were good and not too difficult; I completed the implementation and tests. I was still rejected because I didn't share the trade-offs of the solution.