Good real-world problems to solve
Ruthless work environment. Lots of pressure.
Bloomberg visited my university's career fair in September. I visited their booth and was asked some questions about my resume and data structures, such as the intersection of two arrays. I was asked to provide a very specific description of how to s
4-5 interviews. First 3 are technical and hiring manager and HR after that. I didn’t get selected for the role, but the process was smooth. Technical questions were LeetCode medium-hard, with 1-2 questions for each interview.
It was standard. They asked data structure problems on HackerRank. The interviewer asked for an introduction. They also asked whether I had done something I was proud of. The interviewer was helpful, but I am still not sure why I was rejected.
Bloomberg visited my university's career fair in September. I visited their booth and was asked some questions about my resume and data structures, such as the intersection of two arrays. I was asked to provide a very specific description of how to s
4-5 interviews. First 3 are technical and hiring manager and HR after that. I didn’t get selected for the role, but the process was smooth. Technical questions were LeetCode medium-hard, with 1-2 questions for each interview.
It was standard. They asked data structure problems on HackerRank. The interviewer asked for an introduction. They also asked whether I had done something I was proud of. The interviewer was helpful, but I am still not sure why I was rejected.