Bloomberg is full of opportunities for people to learn about a variety of fields. The fact that Bloomberg's main business is finance allows you to learn about it, if you have an interest, which I found incredibly valuable. Also, given the many Bloomberg verticals, there are tons of opportunities for mobility within the company, which are also great learning opportunities.
Be sure to pick the right team. As in any big company, there are lots of good people, but there are also some teams which you want to avoid. Make sure to pick well.
Keep up the great work. Bloomberg has been an industry leader for over 30 years, which is very impressive. Few companies get to claim that.
The following are the phases in the interview: * C Skills test * Phone Interview * On-Site Interview
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
I applied online through their website and received an email to take the online assessment test. I chose C as the language of preference. Some of the questions asked were quite tough; I didn't even know if they were asking questions from C anymore.
The following are the phases in the interview: * C Skills test * Phone Interview * On-Site Interview
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
I applied online through their website and received an email to take the online assessment test. I chose C as the language of preference. Some of the questions asked were quite tough; I didn't even know if they were asking questions from C anymore.