1000 workers needed: How to score a job with Atlassian
One of the world’s most successful software companies is so keen to recruit it is driving a special bus to Brisbane, the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast in search for 1000 new employees.
One of the world’s most successful software companies is so keen to recruit it is driving a special bus to Brisbane, the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast in search for 1000 new employees.
An Aussie software company has announced a huge recruitment drive with a “work from anywhere” policy and expected six-figure salaries.
The Australian start-up that supplies Uber riders with e-bikes has laid off dozens of workers, after raising more than $120m from Mike Cannon-Brookes and Scott Farquhar.
The company, which has been criticised for continuing to do business in the country after the invasion of Ukraine, said it would wind down operations this month.
Dovetail co-founder Benjamin Humphrey, who has more than doubled staff over the past year to 100 people, says he deliberately wants an ‘in person first’ approach.
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Atlassian is set to launch a major global advertising campaign as it attempts to turbocharge a five-fold increase in sales to become a $US10 billion revenue business.
The Genex Power share price has thrown up questions about whether a consortium led by the interests of Atlassian co-founder Scott Farquhar will proceed with acquisition plans.
Power giant AGL Energy faces impatient investors looking for a cohesive plan to guide it through massive electricity market volatility.
Tyro Payments may have been struggling for some time, and the question is whether another bidder is lurking at the right price.
The tech company has poached a key Meta executive to scour for talent as it plans to reach 25,000 staff, putting it on a par with the likes of Qantas and Telstra.
Top offshore investors are embracing big-ticket Australian technology precincts such as the $1.8bn Atlassian headquarters being built in Sydney.
Angry demonstrators have accused a major tech company of having blood on its hands as it continues to operate in Russia.
Atlassian co-chief executive Scott Farquhar has laid out plans to hire more than 1000 technology professionals across Australia and New Zealand over the next 12 months.
Atlassian billionaire Scott Farquhar’s takeover target Genex Power remains in a strong position to deliver on growth ambitions after trimming its losses and generating record revenue.
The Atlassian billionaires are no strangers to renewable energy. Co-founder Scott Farquhar and wife Kim Jackson have upped their bid for Genex Power to $346m.
The group, which is delivering a $1.8bn timber tower for software giant Atlassian, is optimistic that the building costs will stop rising over the next 12-18 months.
The new HQ of two ex-Atlassian workers and a popular Melbourne croissant store have nabbed a home in Oxford St.
A series of share sales could see Mike Cannon-Brookes and Scott Farquhar even more cashed up, giving the local billionaires deeper pockets for their spending sprees.
Amid broader challenges in the tech sector, the Mike Cannon-Brookes and Scott Farquhar-led company has posted better than forecast sales figures.
ASX rises for the third straight week. Miners gain on commodity prices, RBA tips jobless rate to fall further, Block drops on revenue hit and investors sell energy stocks.
Scott Farquhar’s Skip Essential Infrastructure Fund is likely to have competition for Genex Power from a company with assets in Australia.
The board of renewable energy generation company, Genex Power has rejected a takeover bid by Skip Essential Infrastructure Fund.
A $300m bid by Atlassian billionaire Scott Farquhar and private equity player Stonepeak has been rejected but Genex has left the door open to a higher offer.
ASX up for a fifth straight session on gains led by energy. Lithium miners rally, United Malt plunges on costs drain, IAG hit with class action and Mike Baird joins Future Generation.
EnergyAustralia could hold the cards when it comes to determining whether a $300m buyout of Genex Power stacks up.
Genex shares have surged after receiving a $300m takeover offer from a consortium headed up by the wife of Atlassian billionaire Scott Farquhar.
Scott Farquhar and his investment partners launch a $300m takeover bid for the Queensland renewables developer.
ASX unchanged as miners gain and tech slips. Genex soars on Scott Farquhar bid, AOF dives on Aliro exit, EML smashed on update and Flight Centre jumps on guidance upgrade.
Climate 200 campaign director Byron Fay has refused to say whether Atlassian billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes contributed to the $13m war chest.
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