Bloomberg as a workplace has not had the best reputation in the past, but a lot of that has changed. It is a very open kind of place, which some people like and some do not.
A problem is that a lot of talented programmers leave because they are really not challenged there.
As a quant, Bloomberg will not necessarily be the brightest star on your resume, regardless of famous quants that consult there.
Stay true to your mission statement and offer better opportunities to express creativity and innovate in new products and applications.
10-minute phone screen, followed by an in-person interview: * 30 minutes with HR * 1 hour with a software developer * 30 minutes with a senior manager HR asked a lot of fit questions: why Bloomberg, what do I know about them, and why I have t
I took an online C++ test. It was very difficult, with a lot of material on advanced C++ concepts.
First, I had to go through an online IQ-type test. About a week later, I was scheduled for a phone interview. The phone interview mostly consisted of technical questions and skill-based knowledge, with a little bit about my work history. After succe
10-minute phone screen, followed by an in-person interview: * 30 minutes with HR * 1 hour with a software developer * 30 minutes with a senior manager HR asked a lot of fit questions: why Bloomberg, what do I know about them, and why I have t
I took an online C++ test. It was very difficult, with a lot of material on advanced C++ concepts.
First, I had to go through an online IQ-type test. About a week later, I was scheduled for a phone interview. The phone interview mostly consisted of technical questions and skill-based knowledge, with a little bit about my work history. After succe