Nice for entry-level positions.
Becomes boring after a while.
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
There were two phone screens. One of them was with a panel of people, most of whom were not technical, trying to gauge my technical abilities. After about a week, I was invited onsite. The onsite interview lasted about half a day. I met primarily wi
I spoke with Bloomberg recruiters at a career fair at my school. They suggested a position for me to apply to online. They were at my school looking for undergrads, but I am a soon-to-be PhD. I applied online. The response was quick, perhaps a littl
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
There were two phone screens. One of them was with a panel of people, most of whom were not technical, trying to gauge my technical abilities. After about a week, I was invited onsite. The onsite interview lasted about half a day. I met primarily wi
I spoke with Bloomberg recruiters at a career fair at my school. They suggested a position for me to apply to online. They were at my school looking for undergrads, but I am a soon-to-be PhD. I applied online. The response was quick, perhaps a littl