Atlassian reviews

- Can get left behind by everyone if you don't blog regularly. No one will notice you're there. - They claim that they're an open company - but there are so many secrets. Some people are kept in the dark about things they want to know. - Management not interested in career development - very hard to move to another position that you're more interested in. They'd rather hire new people.

- Since the company took outside investment, it became a much less pleasant place to work. - Products and technology aren't that interesting. - They usually fail to recognise or reward people for achievements. - No interest in career development, or appropriately matching roles to your skills, experience and interests. - It has made a big deal about its edgy corporate values, which were very true at the time they were formulated, but they don't seem to mean much to new senior management. - Definitely not an inclusive employer. Has been called out as being hostile to women on a number of occasions. - The HR ("Talent") department is almost entirely concerned with recruitment and self-promotion and is incredibly under-resourced to do anything else, even by their own admission. The company is suffering in a number of respects as a result. - An ineffectual and often damaging performance management process. - Some other very dubious HR practices. - Basic office facilities suck. Most employees just get a desk and a chair, no drawers or anything else.