Free food and nice people.
Not always on the same page as management.
It started with a recruiter phone call to understand background and expectations, followed by a 90-minute OA. Next was DSA + algorithms, which were medium to hard LeetCode or HackerRank type questions. However, be prepared for edge cases during code
Atlassian reached out to me about an open position they were trying to fill. I had one uninformative, bland call with a recruiter. About a week later, I had a much more informative call with a technical recruiter. Then they ghosted for a few weeks
Like with most software engineering interviews, this process had several rounds with a focus on what you would generally expect: * System design * Technical implementation * Behavioral alignment The interviewers I worked with were all great!
It started with a recruiter phone call to understand background and expectations, followed by a 90-minute OA. Next was DSA + algorithms, which were medium to hard LeetCode or HackerRank type questions. However, be prepared for edge cases during code
Atlassian reached out to me about an open position they were trying to fill. I had one uninformative, bland call with a recruiter. About a week later, I had a much more informative call with a technical recruiter. Then they ghosted for a few weeks
Like with most software engineering interviews, this process had several rounds with a focus on what you would generally expect: * System design * Technical implementation * Behavioral alignment The interviewers I worked with were all great!