Pros: Growth opportunities, learning is encouraged, and there are a lot of courses available. Amazing office and people to work with. Volunteering opportunities.

Cons: Long hours, and staff turnover seems a bit high.

Pros: If you miss the 80s (and I don't mean the music, but processes, culture, and technology), Bloomberg is the company for you. If you miss the 90s, wait a bit; they are getting there, come in a decade or two. To get a good understanding of what to expect, listen carefully to the company's culture, but remember that in the 80s, those words must have meant something different: * "Flexibility" means "Manage your time yourself as long as your manager can constantly see you." * "Flat structure" means "open space" or maybe "flat vertical structure." * "Hard-working" means "Keep yourself busy until late." * "Agile" means "Micromanagement." * "Innovation" means "NIH syndrome." * "Risk-taking" means "If you screw up just this much..." * "Be bold" means "We've no idea what that means, but they mention it in every book."

Cons: If you are looking for an internship or your first job, and money is your only motivation, then go to Bloomberg.

Pros: Very warm, welcoming environment. There is a training course for new hires.

Cons: Slow moving. Hard to bring new features.