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Salary $60,000 to $155,000

See how well your values align with ours

At Atlassian, these five values guide our business, product development, and every major company decision. When we're all on the same page, teamwork thrives. So, we take extra care to make sure every Atlassian understands and utilizes our values. Consider this your introductory course. There is no pass or fail with this quiz. You'll find out which of Atlassian's five values you're most aligned with and it'll only take about 5 minutes to complete.

1 / 15

Imagine you're having a group discussion on the potential existence of alternate universes, which outcome is more important to you?

A

That I've gained a good understanding.

B

That my views have been heard.

That I've gained a good understanding.

A

B

That my views have been heard.

2 / 15

If it ain't broke...

A

Don't fix it, we know it works.

B

Let's pull it apart, we've got a back up in place.

Don't fix it, we know it works.

A

B

Let's pull it apart, we've got a back up in place.

3 / 15

You're talking with an Atlassian customer who is frustrated with a particular feature in one of our products. Do you...

A

Take notes on the issue and report it to the appropriate team.

B

Tell the customer it's on the roadmap and hope for the best.

Take notes on the issue and report it to the appropriate team.

A

B

Tell the customer it's on the roadmap and hope for the best.

4 / 15

When you're working on a team project, regular check-ins...

A

Will usually help us get better results.

B

Could disrupt the team's progress.

Will usually help us get better results.

A

B

Could disrupt the team's progress.

5 / 15

The best thing about a good conversation is... (please order, with your favourite at the top)

Getting to know people
Learning about new things
Sharing my ideas with others
Hearing about the latest buzz

6 / 15

You've been working on a personal project to remake classic movies in 90's style claymation and it's nearly complete. How ready would you feel to share it with a co-worker even though it's incomplete?

A

Not quite ready. I'd prefer them to see a finished product first.

B

Very ready. Feedback now could make a positive difference.

Not quite ready. I'd prefer them to see a finished product first.

A

B

Very ready. Feedback now could make a positive difference.

7 / 15

A product is only as good as...

A

Your customer's feedback.

B

The people who make it.

Your customer's feedback.

A

B

The people who make it.

8 / 15

You've just come back from some new training on the productivity practices of prolific programmers. You're buzzing. What's more likely to be your first move?

A

Start implementing my learnings myself.

B

Share everything I've learned with my teammates.

Start implementing my learnings myself.

A

B

Share everything I've learned with my teammates.

9 / 15

Which sounds most like your approach to solving problems/challenges?

A

Taking calculated risks.

B

Sticking to what works.

Taking calculated risks.

A

B

Sticking to what works.

10 / 15

You're working on a project that's set to launch at the end of the week, but it will only be 80% of the way there on launch day. Are you more likely to...

A

Ask for more time to iron out all the kinks.

B

Launch on time, knowing you'll still have updates to make.

Ask for more time to iron out all the kinks.

A

B

Launch on time, knowing you'll still have updates to make.

11 / 15

You're piloting a new feature with select customers and the feedback isn't great. Which sounds most like what you would do?

A

Push forward, see if a few tweaks will change their minds at launch.

B

Put the feature on hold to understand the potential disconnect.

Push forward, see if a few tweaks will change their minds at launch.

A

B

Put the feature on hold to understand the potential disconnect.

12 / 15

When you don't agree with the direction of a project do you usually...

A

Raise your hand early on, get everything on the table.

B

See how it plays out, you don't want to waste anybody's time.

Raise your hand early on, get everything on the table.

A

B

See how it plays out, you don't want to waste anybody's time.

13 / 15

You get a bit of feedback on how you could have done something better at work. What's your usual response?

A

Appreciative, good feedback goes a long way.

B

Embarrassed, less than perfect is missing the mark.

Appreciative, good feedback goes a long way.

A

B

Embarrassed, less than perfect is missing the mark.

14 / 15

You've been asked to lead a project team responsible for re-inventing ShipIt, Atlassian's quarterly hackathon. In which order would you do these things?

Start implementing
Research how/if the change affects other teams
Identify who needs to be involved
Document your game plan

15 / 15

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