Atlassian reviews

3.2

46% would recommend to a friend

(3,619 total reviews)
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Mike Cannon-Brookes

41% approve of CEO

30% positive business outlook

Atlassian has an employee rating of 3.2 out of 5 stars, based on 3,619 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Atlassian employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.7 stars).

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3.0
Mar 21, 2018

Pretty good, but room for improvement

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Pros

Quick note: I wish you could give half ratings! I don't think Atlassian is a 3, but I also wouldn't give it a 4. - You'll be working alongside some awesome people. The majority of people are extremely friendly and are almost always willing to lend a hand. - There's a lot of senior talent. If you're new to the game you can learn a lot. - You get a lot of autonomy in your day to day work. - Our company values actually mean something. A lot of people live the values and we celebrate that openly as a company. - Work/life balance is great, though that seems to get tougher and tougher the higher up the ladder you go. - Free lunch and perks. - Despite all the problems listed below, they're genuinely trying to fix them and make it a better place for everyone to work.

Cons

- Sometimes it can seem as if we're moving at a glacial pace, other times we're moving way too fast. We need to find a good pace and stick with it. - A lot of the work done doesn't ship for various reasons. We pivot a lot and other times a bigger, more important project will come along which means the current work gets canned and the team transitions to a different project. - Atlassian has a tendency to tackle big projects all at once which means they can drag on for years. - Compared to the market average, Atlassian underpays. This is true for Sydney and the US. - We say "Open company, no bull#$%" but there's a lot of bureaucracy at the top. - If you don't have a good manager who will fight for you, you're going to struggle. This is especially important when it comes to performance reviews and interesting projects. - Atlassian favours extroverts. The only way to get yourself out there and known to senior management is by promoting your work and speaking at town halls or writing blog posts on the global Confluence instance. - Favourites get the interesting work. This is great if you're a favourite, but can be hard if you're an introvert and don't like promoting yourself or if you have a bad manager. - A lot of change over at the middle management level.

5.0
Mar 15, 2018
Recommend
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Pros

Our values truly drive our decision making process A good comp and benefits package that includes equity, medical/dental/vision, wellness stipend, and annual bonus Dedication to diversity and inclusion

Cons

A lot of growing pains as a result of the rapid growth

1.0
Mar 12, 2018

Exotic

Recommend
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Pros

No bs, no bs at all. And the customer, what about the customer?

Cons

If you've hear about communism, the system that consist of government members who are not capable of producing value but rob from people that produce. Join this company to find out. Promise you won't find this experience elsewhere.

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