Opportunities in both the product and development domains.
Heavy growth and considered risks to promotions and opportunities for the less-experienced.
The good departments manage poor performers aggressively and pay commensurately.
Those willing to invest their heart and soul thrive.
Alpha-males thrive, and the socially awkward are suppressed. There's an NY-centric view and a lack of understanding or awareness of other locations. Upper management rules with an iron grip, yet frequently proves to be the blockage. Timetables are often dictated to allow flexibility for the privileged few, at the expense of the many.
A very small number of upper managers frequently prove to be the blockage on decisions/meetings. As a result, dictated timelines are impossible to meet, giving the impression of disorganisation and short-sightedness.
The process was time-consuming and long. It involved: * Two phone interviews, which were full of technical questions, including specific programming assignments to do and review over the phone, plus puzzles and general questions. * Two online l
Applied online, went through a phone interview and a 1:1 interview. Phone interview questions: * Mostly C++ knowledge-based, including copy constructors, virtual functions, STL, templates, and dynamic memory allocation. * One puzzle. 1:1 interview
A headhunter reached out to me on LinkedIn, and after two weeks, I had a phone interview at Bloomberg. I knew I had failed the interview within the first minute after the interviewer called me. He called my cell phone using a Cisco desk phone in a m
The process was time-consuming and long. It involved: * Two phone interviews, which were full of technical questions, including specific programming assignments to do and review over the phone, plus puzzles and general questions. * Two online l
Applied online, went through a phone interview and a 1:1 interview. Phone interview questions: * Mostly C++ knowledge-based, including copy constructors, virtual functions, STL, templates, and dynamic memory allocation. * One puzzle. 1:1 interview
A headhunter reached out to me on LinkedIn, and after two weeks, I had a phone interview at Bloomberg. I knew I had failed the interview within the first minute after the interviewer called me. He called my cell phone using a Cisco desk phone in a m