Beautiful building, great people, top-notch benefits. People stay at Bloomberg for decades and seem happy.
Most (80%) of the codebase is in C++ 2003. If you come to Bloomberg expecting to work on cutting-edge tech, you'll probably be disappointed, at least initially.
More collaboration would be helpful, especially since most engineers have been WFH for the past 18 months.
There were two remote technical screenings, followed by a 5-hour in-person interview. During the in-person interviews, I was the only candidate, and there were either one or two interviewers. The on-site portion included: * Two technical intervie
Had a technical 45-minute phone call. Then, had a callback for an onsite with two technical interviews. After the two technical interviews, had a 30-minute HR round (wasn't informed about it earlier). Finally, a 40-minute senior engineering manage
Submitted resume through their website. Set up a time over email for a phone interview. Received an email three days later for a New York interview. At their HQs, two people interviewed me for an hour, then another two people interviewed me for th
There were two remote technical screenings, followed by a 5-hour in-person interview. During the in-person interviews, I was the only candidate, and there were either one or two interviewers. The on-site portion included: * Two technical intervie
Had a technical 45-minute phone call. Then, had a callback for an onsite with two technical interviews. After the two technical interviews, had a 30-minute HR round (wasn't informed about it earlier). Finally, a 40-minute senior engineering manage
Submitted resume through their website. Set up a time over email for a phone interview. Received an email three days later for a New York interview. At their HQs, two people interviewed me for an hour, then another two people interviewed me for th