Definitely a good first company to work for
Definitely a good first company to work for
- Working with smart people, most of them are ready to help.
- Well-furnished pantry where you can grab a coffee with colleagues.
- Lot of training options for you to learn (even if not directly related to your working domain).
- Possibility to move within the company (change team).
- Get to travel quite a lot, depending on how much you are involved in outside-work activities.
- Philanthropy: if you like it, you can get involved in helping the world.
- Bloomberg matches most of the financial donations you make.
- Flexibility. If you have a good reason, you can have a flexible schedule (6 AM - 4 PM, for example).
- In general, management will try to please employees (as well as interns).
- Long hours of work, not ideal for work/life balance.
- Team Leader management is sometimes flaky.
- Performance Review Evaluation doesn't seem to be consistent between teams, which makes it unfair in some cases.
- You need to be ready to show off to ensure you get noticed and receive a fair review at the end of the year.
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Financial Software Developer
Interview was easy but process was very irritating. Interviewer rescheduled over 3x times. Interviewer was not very friendly. Did not care to ask about my name or discuss my resume.
Financial Software Developer
5 round of interviews. All face to face. They provide a bunch of courses about C++ and Equity. The instructors are great and have a whole lot of experience. Allow long enough time for you to make your own decision if you get an offer. Don't push peop
Financial Software Developer
Applied through a college career fair. Received an email to schedule a phone interview. The questions were pretty standard coding questions; I'd refer to CareerCup. Had an on-site call to New York. They were kind of cheap on travel and food. Both my
Financial Software Developer
New York, New York, United StatesNovember 16, 2015Interview was easy but process was very irritating. Interviewer rescheduled over 3x times. Interviewer was not very friendly. Did not care to ask about my name or discuss my resume.
Financial Software Developer
New York, New York, United StatesOctober 1, 20135 round of interviews. All face to face. They provide a bunch of courses about C++ and Equity. The instructors are great and have a whole lot of experience. Allow long enough time for you to make your own decision if you get an offer. Don't push peop
Financial Software Developer
New York, New York, United StatesFebruary 1, 2014Applied through a college career fair. Received an email to schedule a phone interview. The questions were pretty standard coding questions; I'd refer to CareerCup. Had an on-site call to New York. They were kind of cheap on travel and food. Both my
