Pros: Personal experience with managers here has been mostly great. I worked with very supportive people, and I was always offered new learning opportunities and trust. The environment is very collaborative (a huge difference from what I hear from friends in FANG or other finance companies); here you actually work as a team (instead of against the other people).

Cons: Not a lot of transparency regarding the factors that go into deciding your ratings and ultimately your compensation. You have an idea of what the metrics are, but not how important each of them is or how many points you got.

Pros: Working at Bloomberg offers a unique and dynamic experience that stands out in the finance and technology sectors. The company fosters an environment where the pace of work is largely self-driven, allowing individuals to balance professional demands with personal life in a way that contrasts with the typically long hours seen in many financial firms. Employees often appreciate the flexibility, noting that the majority of the workforce tends to wrap up their day around 7 PM, with some even leaving as early as 6 PM.

Cons: Very good. I have no comment.

Pros: Nice WLB. Depending on the team, you can find nice challenges. Again, depending on the team, there's an opportunity to work with good software engineers.

Cons: Not great salary. Very simple frontend. Full stack teams make the same or more salary compared to much more complicated backend/infrastructure work. Although our product and data teams are based in the US, there are no trips to the US. No team building; events are self-paid.