The media department gives 0% raises, regardless of how hard you work. They claim it is a department limitation based on the funds they receive. Raises are not guaranteed, regardless of how well the company does. The person who does the bare minimum to keep their job is compensated the same as the go-getter. Work for any department in Bloomberg other than Media if you want to be compensated for your hard work.
Pay your talent. The hard workers make the department function, and in order to retain the best people, pay them.
The interviewers are very poor communicators, prejudiced, and biased. They are extremely binary, possessing one "optimal" solution in front of them while you're coding and aggressively pushing for you to code exactly that. Anything you code different
It was a phone interview, the very first round. It consisted of one technical question where you had to describe how you would approach it in the most efficient way and then implement it. The interviewer called on time. He was very polite, helpful,
Interviewed for a new grad position at the Bloomberg NY office. The interviewers were good and helpful, and I had fruitful discussions with them. However, the recruiting side was awful. Recruiters never responded to emails, and the entire process too
The interviewers are very poor communicators, prejudiced, and biased. They are extremely binary, possessing one "optimal" solution in front of them while you're coding and aggressively pushing for you to code exactly that. Anything you code different
It was a phone interview, the very first round. It consisted of one technical question where you had to describe how you would approach it in the most efficient way and then implement it. The interviewer called on time. He was very polite, helpful,
Interviewed for a new grad position at the Bloomberg NY office. The interviewers were good and helpful, and I had fruitful discussions with them. However, the recruiting side was awful. Recruiters never responded to emails, and the entire process too