I was contacted for an interview through a hackathon I attended. Overall, it wasn't too bad, though the technical questions were a bit tricky.
The first step was a phone screen with one technical question and some behavioral questions. The technical problem wasn't too difficult. Even though I didn't do perfectly and I didn't think my interviewer liked me that much, I moved on to the next round.
The second and final round consisted of three technical problems. Two problems I worked through with a group of three engineers, and the last problem I did with one separate engineer. I got stuck on one that had to do with trees, but I did okay on the other two.
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Bloomberg LP's interview process for their Software Engineer (Internship) roles in the United States is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
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