Atlassian: Hack House
Late last month enterprise software developer Atlassian held its second 'Hack House' induction program for new graduates.
Late last month enterprise software developer Atlassian held its second 'Hack House' induction program for new graduates. During the program the graduates receive training and build and ship a new product for the company's B2B marketplace. The 2013 Hack House program was based at an apartment in Surry Hills, Sydney. Images by Marielle Balogh, Robert Massaioli, Samuel Rollier and Edith Tom.
Image: Participants arrive at the Hack House in Surry Hills after a bike tour of Sydney (credit: Marielle Balogh.)
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