Stable company. No other pros, but I had to write something else to meet the requirements.
Not a place where you can bring your authentic self to work.
Culture is flat out awful; I would not recommend this place to my worst enemy.
The org is flat (no mobility), and creativity is not allowed. Only “the Bloomberg way” is permitted.
If you are a person who seeks a true collaborative and inclusive environment, keep looking. If you're the type who wants your lunches clocked and emails monitored and timed for every single thing, then this is the place for you.
Lastly, their stance on flexibility with COVID is laughable at best. They are pressuring employees to return to the office, meanwhile, competitors and others are embracing work-from-home structures to retain their population.
Change your ways, embrace the new norm. Your firm is not attractive.
I had an initial phone interview with one senior developer. He asked me about public websites I have worked on, as I was interviewing for a web developer position. The following week, I was brought in for a three-hour interview. I met with four diff
Quick phone call with the hiring manager, followed by a shared screen technical interview. The only issue was that the technical screen was rescheduled because the interviewer did not show up. The hiring manager apologized, but the situation was str
After the screen test, I was invited for an interview. The building was really impressive, and the environment was very fancy. One tour of questions was easy; it's the second one where I screwed up. They asked me some questions related to the TCP/IP
I had an initial phone interview with one senior developer. He asked me about public websites I have worked on, as I was interviewing for a web developer position. The following week, I was brought in for a three-hour interview. I met with four diff
Quick phone call with the hiring manager, followed by a shared screen technical interview. The only issue was that the technical screen was rescheduled because the interviewer did not show up. The hiring manager apologized, but the situation was str
After the screen test, I was invited for an interview. The building was really impressive, and the environment was very fancy. One tour of questions was easy; it's the second one where I screwed up. They asked me some questions related to the TCP/IP