Numerous perks, bonuses, and incentives combined with a great culture.
They have great support plans for new starters and tons of resources to get up to speed.
The onboarding process can be tedious, with plenty of information thrown at you in the first few weeks. There's a lot happening at all times, and very few quiet moments.
Very long. Coding challenges on a call with a screen share, etc., etc., etc. Must add 30 words for this validation. Still not 30 words. Now it is. Must be.
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
Overall, the communication was really smooth with the recruiter, hiring managers, and team members. The interview process felt more like working with a team, and I really liked that. The final offer phase was too rigid. HR lowballed me on the level
Very long. Coding challenges on a call with a screen share, etc., etc., etc. Must add 30 words for this validation. Still not 30 words. Now it is. Must be.
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
Overall, the communication was really smooth with the recruiter, hiring managers, and team members. The interview process felt more like working with a team, and I really liked that. The final offer phase was too rigid. HR lowballed me on the level