Pros: Benefits are amazing, reputable, and basically dominates the financial data market. It participates in philanthropy actively.

Cons: Engineering quality is not good because it’s a data company. Lots of senior engineers are coasting.

Pros: Good work-life balance and working opportunities.

Cons: Sometimes slow and old code. RTO 3 days a week.

Pros: There are quite a few benefits of working for Bloomberg: * Compensation is quite competitive for NYC. * Work/life balance is generally good. In fact, you won't see many people at work outside of normal working hours and none on weekends. * Benefits are quite good as well. * The company is stable. * There is no dress code for R&D people.

Cons: Most of the drawbacks are a consequence of Bloomberg being a big company: * There is a lot of bureaucracy. Decision making is slow and inefficient. * A lot of incompetent and inactive people are in the R&D department. They come to pick up the check, and there is nothing you can do about them. * Technology is old and outdated. Nobody cares that it kills productivity. It's considered acceptable that Bloomberg pays you enough money to tolerate working with old technology. * There is a desire to hire smart people, but once hired, they are not trusted to make any decisions and are often micromanaged. * Management is generally inept and inefficient. Employees' feedback is generally ignored. * It's claimed that Bloomberg is transparent, but that is not the case. As an employee, you have very little idea of what's going on outside your area of responsibility or any say on important decisions that might affect you. * Since I've been here, very few people have been promoted. The situation looks stagnant.