Good location, good healthcare plans, big company.
Food bar is good. Work-life balance is sort of good for most of the time.
Could be stressful while catching a deadline, yet the work is not that challenging.
Career path is kinda limited.
Skills used in work are too specific.
Getting things done is always important to Bloomberg, but doing things well will benefit the company in the long term.
I met a recruiter at an on-campus info session. I applied online and received a phone interview invitation pretty soon. The interviewer was nice and asked me a bunch of brain teasers (which might have had something to do with probability). After o
Received a call for an online application as well as through the college career website. Both involved 2:1 interviews. Interview 1: Included a couple of behavioral questions: * What would you bring to the table? * Why Bloomberg LP? * How are you in
Bloomberg were hiring on campus. They were looking for anyone with reasonable problem-solving skills. The process consisted of an on-campus interview and an on-site interview. The on-campus interview was mostly on my projects, and I was asked to writ
I met a recruiter at an on-campus info session. I applied online and received a phone interview invitation pretty soon. The interviewer was nice and asked me a bunch of brain teasers (which might have had something to do with probability). After o
Received a call for an online application as well as through the college career website. Both involved 2:1 interviews. Interview 1: Included a couple of behavioral questions: * What would you bring to the table? * Why Bloomberg LP? * How are you in
Bloomberg were hiring on campus. They were looking for anyone with reasonable problem-solving skills. The process consisted of an on-campus interview and an on-site interview. The on-campus interview was mostly on my projects, and I was asked to writ