Overall, they offer a good salary and benefits package with pretty challenging work. You get to work with very smart colleagues, so there is a lot you can learn. They also give you a lot of responsibility from the beginning.
High job pressure, limited set of technologies (mostly C, C++), and proprietary GUI, DB, etc. Not much social interaction.
Good project management is something I find lacking. People tend to be split between development and support tasks, thereby increasing the pressure to meet deadlines.
I applied online and waited for about two days, then received an email for a phone interview. Phone Interview: The interview included some basic data structure questions and OOD questions. The last question was to find the two largest numbers in a g
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
Applied through a university career fair. The process took several weeks. Next, I had a phone interview. The interviewer was punctual and very friendly. We completed one algorithm coding question. Following that, I was invited for an on-campus int
I applied online and waited for about two days, then received an email for a phone interview. Phone Interview: The interview included some basic data structure questions and OOD questions. The last question was to find the two largest numbers in a g
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
Applied through a university career fair. The process took several weeks. Next, I had a phone interview. The interviewer was punctual and very friendly. We completed one algorithm coding question. Following that, I was invited for an on-campus int