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want career guidance

Pratik Samal

Currently I am pursuing my B.Tech 1st year and i want to build my career with Atlassian. So what all should i do from now so that it would help me further in my interviews for Atlassian.

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Kai Krause_xx7uj7

Hi nad Weclome

Generally i think

Familiarize yourself with Atlassian's suite of products, including:

Jira: Project management and issue tracking.
Confluence: Team collaboration and documentation.
Bitbucket: Git repository management.
Trello: Visual project management tool.
Jira Service Management: IT service management tool for incident, problem, and change management.

Depending on the job role you are interested in, you should focus on acquiring specific skills. a Consultant, or an administrator , or sales, there are many possibilities to build a carreer with atlassian.

Consider obtaining certifications related to Agile methodologies, project management, or specific Atlassian products, which can enhance your resume.

The atlassiansites are a very good startpointing to dive into the Atlassian World.

Kai

Benjamin_tmh9yg

Welcome @Pratik Samal .

It is going to come down to exactly what you want to exactly do and what you are interested in. Atlassian has a variety of products and roles.

I would suggest to attend events like ACE to network with Atlassian folks.

Pratik Samal

Thank you sir for helping me out. I will surely follow your advice.

Andy Gladstone

@Pratik Samal welcome to the community!

As a student, you may qualify for discounted pricing on Atlassian products from your university. If not, the free versions should be enough for you. I recommend getting started in the products to manage your workload as a student. You can learn Jira and Trello by using them for work and project management. Build your presentations and ideas, and store your notes in Confluence. Use Loom to record study sessions and how-to videos of the processes and practices you are learning and studying for future playback when preparing for exams.

While all of these activities are available in other tools, by focusing on the Atlassian stack you will gain the knowledge and experience that will put you ahead of your peers and other candidates.

Good luck!

Matthew_klvz4q

Start building solid coding skills, DSA and system design matter. Learn tools Atlassian uses (like Git, Jira, maybe some DevOps stuff). Contribute to open-source if you can, especially anything related to dev tools. Also, their culture values collaboration and curiosity, so focus on communication and team projects too. Internships or hackathons will help a lot.

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