Compensation, relaxed work atmosphere--no dress code and semi-flexible hours.
Long hours, some of the technology in use is truly awful. Although in recent years this has improved tenfold, there is now a mix of okay and very bad.
Forget trying to add Facebook-style social elements to the terminal.
Go through some ADSK tickets. You'll see from the number of complaints for POSH<GO> and DINE<GO> email notifications, etc., that people do not want a half-baked Facebook knock-off.
They want modern, useful functions to make their job easier, e.g., IMAP<GO>.
Invest some resources into updating old, core functions. Granted, it's not going to sell terminals, so I'm not saying go nuts on it, but a little would be good.
Hire some people who know about UI design and interaction. The terminal's general level of usability is not good, e.g., the rigmarole involved in sending an email attachment.
It was a very candidate-friendly interview process, with flexible on-site dates. Amazingly quick feedback. Overall, a great experience. * Technical phone screen with an engineer (2 simple/average coding questions) * On-site (technical and beha
I met recruiters on campus and answered a brief tech question on the spot. I was then invited to an on-campus interview. I passed the first on-campus interview and was invited back for another the following day. I did not move forward in the process
There was one phone interview with a Bloomberg engineer. The onsite interview started with a so-called tour of Bloomberg but abruptly ended with a museum of their colorful terminals. It was over in 5 minutes. The group of interviewees laughed a litt
It was a very candidate-friendly interview process, with flexible on-site dates. Amazingly quick feedback. Overall, a great experience. * Technical phone screen with an engineer (2 simple/average coding questions) * On-site (technical and beha
I met recruiters on campus and answered a brief tech question on the spot. I was then invited to an on-campus interview. I passed the first on-campus interview and was invited back for another the following day. I did not move forward in the process
There was one phone interview with a Bloomberg engineer. The onsite interview started with a so-called tour of Bloomberg but abruptly ended with a museum of their colorful terminals. It was over in 5 minutes. The group of interviewees laughed a litt