Good salary. Nice building. Friendly colleagues (for the most part). Free snacks. Open communication.
You don't know what the REAL project requirements are until they are 3 days from due.
Have to work with stupid financial market conventions that make no sense.
The code written here is terrible, and nobody has the time to police it.
Buggy code and an ugly, hard-to-use user interface have been trademarks of the company. You don't have to please clients one-by-one; establish your own standards on solid footing, and the clients will follow.
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 started with a phone interview, which is your basic write-some-code-through-a-text-editor online. The onsite interview consists of two parts. The first part is technical, where they will ask you two technical questions. The second part is all HR a
The interview process lasted an hour and involved two interviewers. It began with them asking questions about my resume, followed by two technical questions. Both interviewers were very nice and provided many hints to help me solve the problems. O
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 started with a phone interview, which is your basic write-some-code-through-a-text-editor online. The onsite interview consists of two parts. The first part is technical, where they will ask you two technical questions. The second part is all HR a
The interview process lasted an hour and involved two interviewers. It began with them asking questions about my resume, followed by two technical questions. Both interviewers were very nice and provided many hints to help me solve the problems. O