Two days after I submitted my application, I was asked to do a technical phone interview at some point in the next three weeks. I ended up doing my interview 20 days after this email.
The interview started with a couple of general questions about myself, my previous projects, and why I wanted to work at Bloomberg. He then asked me a couple more technical questions, and we then moved on to the coding part of the interview.
The coding part of the interview was more casual than I expected. The interviewer set up the bare bones of a function, which I then had to complete. He made me work on each problem until I had the lowest time complexity possible. The questions were not difficult; however, I would advise revising data structures before the interview.
The interview then ended with me being given the opportunity to ask questions.
Why Bloomberg?
What does object-oriented programming mean to you?
Coding: Return the nth last node in a linked list.
Coding: Given an array of numbers that represent selling/buying prices, return the maximum possible loss.
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