Overall, a drawn out process but this is expected for large companies. There were 3 rounds in total. First was one where I was given a toy project and I had to solve bugs, and implement missing features in it. Not too difficult, as compared to the algorithm/ds rounds that are common at most places. Second was a discussion round where they discussed my resume, and asked me to describe a past project in detail. They went quite deep with respect to the work I had done in the past. At the end of this round, there was a design question which, again is not difficult if you've worked as an software engineer. Third round was the values round where they probed into the 5 Atlassian values. For me, this was the most difficult round as opposed to any of the technical stuff. I liked the company culture as a whole, and the offer was quite good as well. At the end, the recruiter was a bit pushy though. When I asked for a bit of time as I was waiting to hear from other places where I was simultaneously interviewing at , I was guilty of not being excited enough. I don't think this is reasonable. I've to decide on where to spend my next 3-5 years and this requires a bit of thought. Other than this, overall positive experience and definitely a very good place to work.