Nice benefits and higher than average pay.
Free snacks and drinks, and various training programs.
Larger than normal bonus packages.
The atmosphere at Bloomberg is very "high schoolish."
A lot of insecure people trying to justify their job when it could be very easily eliminated. Tons of bloat and bureaucracy.
Not a place where you want to work if you want to work in a typical software development environment.
If you like to re-invent the wheel or work on Fortran, this place is for you. If you want to gain real skills to help you grow technically, look elsewhere.
Look at your management and hold them to task. Try to look at what is really important and not just because you have a series of managers that have built up little empires to make them look important.
I applied online and initially had a phone interview. As the company is only available between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM, I had to take time off work. The interview involved a couple of easy technical questions over an hour, with some modifications made t
The first step was a phone interview with a pair of developers. Without any background or introduction, the interview proceeded for approximately 40 minutes, focusing on technical questions related to C++ and Linux. The second round was onsite and c
Always such a waste of time interviewing here. Do yourself a favor and interview at a real company. They will ask actual and relevant questions, not a hardcore development quiz which you always end up magically "failing" even though you have answered
I applied online and initially had a phone interview. As the company is only available between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM, I had to take time off work. The interview involved a couple of easy technical questions over an hour, with some modifications made t
The first step was a phone interview with a pair of developers. Without any background or introduction, the interview proceeded for approximately 40 minutes, focusing on technical questions related to C++ and Linux. The second round was onsite and c
Always such a waste of time interviewing here. Do yourself a favor and interview at a real company. They will ask actual and relevant questions, not a hardcore development quiz which you always end up magically "failing" even though you have answered