A huge percentage of the folks at Atlassian love their jobs, and this makes everything easier and more fun. Plenty of autonomy and purpose.
You actually need to be pretty good at what you do to get a job here, so for some folks it may seem like they don't spend much time ramping you up to your role.
Don't mess up the current, awesome culture.
Everyone in the interview process was super kind and easy to reach out to. Very reasonable coding challenges and the one-on-one sessions were extremely helpful in understanding the day-to-day.
I applied online and was contacted within a couple of days by a recruiter. I had a short phone screen interview with them and was given the opportunity to interview with the hiring manager. The hiring manager was polite and professional. They asked
I had a phone screen with the recruiter, followed by a video interview. I was then called for an onsite interview that lasted almost 3 hours, plus commute time (1 hour). What was baffling is that after asking me to invest all this time, they somehow
Everyone in the interview process was super kind and easy to reach out to. Very reasonable coding challenges and the one-on-one sessions were extremely helpful in understanding the day-to-day.
I applied online and was contacted within a couple of days by a recruiter. I had a short phone screen interview with them and was given the opportunity to interview with the hiring manager. The hiring manager was polite and professional. They asked
I had a phone screen with the recruiter, followed by a video interview. I was then called for an onsite interview that lasted almost 3 hours, plus commute time (1 hour). What was baffling is that after asking me to invest all this time, they somehow