Pays well, Good work-life balance, Fast-paced work, everyone gets a lot of responsibility, the ability to quickly see the impact of your work
Legacy software. It's tougher to look for a job elsewhere once you quit due to the extremely proprietary nature of technologies used. Some very smart people, but a lot of people who have been writing GUI code in Fortran too.
So far, so good.
I met the Bloomberg team at YHack 2014 and was immediately impressed by their product. I applied that year and received a phone interview, which contained mostly algorithmic questions. This year, I applied again and received a phone interview. I was
I actually expected some generic questions, like data structures, but that's not what I got. They looked at my resume and found that I had done something in memory management, then proceeded to ask me related questions. The entire interview probabl
I applied through my college and went through 3 rounds of technical interviews. **Round 1:** They asked me to select a data structure for storing a dictionary that I would use for searching words with given letters, similar to the game SCRABBLE. I a
I met the Bloomberg team at YHack 2014 and was immediately impressed by their product. I applied that year and received a phone interview, which contained mostly algorithmic questions. This year, I applied again and received a phone interview. I was
I actually expected some generic questions, like data structures, but that's not what I got. They looked at my resume and found that I had done something in memory management, then proceeded to ask me related questions. The entire interview probabl
I applied through my college and went through 3 rounds of technical interviews. **Round 1:** They asked me to select a data structure for storing a dictionary that I would use for searching words with given letters, similar to the game SCRABBLE. I a