Lots of work to keep you busy. Free coffee, breakfast, and snacks all day.
Typical large organization. After all, Bloomberg is a monopoly, and management doesn't bother to develop creative products and processes for their customers. Their primary objective is to continue to squeeze out the most profits from antiquated products. If you are looking for a creative environment, please stay away from this company. The "skills" you learn at Bloomberg are not transferable.
The interview lasted 45 minutes instead of 1 hour, as the interviewer was unable to reach me. The interviewer rushed through questions, asking non-technical then technical questions. Some Unix questions were asked: How do you know how many CPUs you
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
Applied through campus recruiting. I had two phone interviews with relatively easy C++ questions. The interviewers were friendly and helpful. After the second phone interview, I was invited to NYC for a day of in-person interviews. I had 4-5 interv
The interview lasted 45 minutes instead of 1 hour, as the interviewer was unable to reach me. The interviewer rushed through questions, asking non-technical then technical questions. Some Unix questions were asked: How do you know how many CPUs you
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
Applied through campus recruiting. I had two phone interviews with relatively easy C++ questions. The interviewers were friendly and helpful. After the second phone interview, I was invited to NYC for a day of in-person interviews. I had 4-5 interv