Bloomberg treats its employees extremely well, with excellent benefits and compensation. The development work is varied, with many different technologies in use, even ones that do pretty much the same thing. This is primarily due to the company's size, as it is hard to have a coordinated approach. So, it really depends on the sub-group that you end up in. It is also possible and relatively easy to switch groups within the company if the timing is right.
There are some fairly old software stacks in there, so be aware. C++ was a common language, but they were moving to Java and Scala in 2019-2020.
Extremely well organized when it comes to processes and setting up projects, etc. But it also means that if your project is attempting to use newer, unused technologies, then it can be a challenge to get them introduced.
Too broad of a question to answer. Be more agile, perhaps, if possible.
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A recruiter contacted me, and we set up a phone interview. The interviewer called me up half an hour late and started off with, "I understand I'm late calling you, but it would be really helpful to me if we just do this now anyway." I should have cu
The first-round interview was a 60-minute Zoom call. The first 15 minutes comprised behavioral questions, and the last 45 minutes were technical. On the technical portion, I received the balanced delimiters question, which involved a stack implement
I had an initial phone interview and then an on-site interview. The phone interview featured standard questions about C and C++, with some string parsing. The on-site interview consisted of four rounds: * Two rounds with engineers * One round with m
A recruiter contacted me, and we set up a phone interview. The interviewer called me up half an hour late and started off with, "I understand I'm late calling you, but it would be really helpful to me if we just do this now anyway." I should have cu
The first-round interview was a 60-minute Zoom call. The first 15 minutes comprised behavioral questions, and the last 45 minutes were technical. On the technical portion, I received the balanced delimiters question, which involved a stack implement