Great benefits, pay above average, good offices.
The place is rampant with folk who have been here for 15-30 years. They hoard all the good, meaningful work and pass the paper-pushing work to qualified new hires. Feedback about this to TL/Manager? HR falls on deaf ears. It's not a revenue-generating group in the company and is heavily neglected in terms of work-life balance.
As a new hire, I had multiple people on my team come out and vent their frustrations to me, which tells me they aren't happy and haven't been for a long time.
Technology is old, at least 8 years behind other fintech/tech companies. Bloomberg, as a company, doesn't live up to the hype it formerly gathered for its technology and culture.
Take your people seriously. Don't treat us like cattle.
The interview process typically includes five stages: * A recruiter screen to confirm role fit. * An online assessment or technical phone screen. * Two to three technical interviews focused on problem-solving and code quality. * A system design and
My recruiter was very responsive and gave me a heads-up for my onsite interview. Two people came in for each coding interview. There were three coding interviews and one behavioral/design interview. The developers were nice, but a director who inte
Introduction and then jumped right into problems. Two coding problems. Interview was pretty chill and simple problems, solvable if you know data structures thoroughly and know when to apply what.
The interview process typically includes five stages: * A recruiter screen to confirm role fit. * An online assessment or technical phone screen. * Two to three technical interviews focused on problem-solving and code quality. * A system design and
My recruiter was very responsive and gave me a heads-up for my onsite interview. Two people came in for each coding interview. There were three coding interviews and one behavioral/design interview. The developers were nice, but a director who inte
Introduction and then jumped right into problems. Two coding problems. Interview was pretty chill and simple problems, solvable if you know data structures thoroughly and know when to apply what.