I worked at Bloomberg for a 3-month summer internship.
They have lots of events for interns, which keeps it interesting.
The other interns were really cool people who were great to hang out with.
My team consisted of people quite a lot older than me, which made it hard to relate to them. They also didn't talk a lot, which can make it a bit depressing when you're sitting in front of a screen all day. It'd be nice to break up the monotony a bit.
The hours are also very long, and combined with an hour-long tube journey each way, there was really no free time available (aside from weekends), which just really took it out of me.
The first round is a 45-minute phone interview. After several days, I received an email inviting me to an on-site interview in New York. There were two interviewers this time.
A recruiter contacted me. It took two weeks. The interview questions were not hard.
I applied online, and a few days later, HR emailed me to schedule a phone interview. The first scheduled time, nothing happened. I then rescheduled for another time, and the next attempt, the phone call came as expected. They only asked me some ver
The first round is a 45-minute phone interview. After several days, I received an email inviting me to an on-site interview in New York. There were two interviewers this time.
A recruiter contacted me. It took two weeks. The interview questions were not hard.
I applied online, and a few days later, HR emailed me to schedule a phone interview. The first scheduled time, nothing happened. I then rescheduled for another time, and the next attempt, the phone call came as expected. They only asked me some ver