Excellent benefits plus some nice perks, like an open pantry and free admission to various museums.
Working at Bloomberg provides broad exposure to the financial industry, with a well-run training program.
Massive legacy code base to deal with (great if you want to work on your Fortran skills...)
NIH syndrome to the max -- you're not going to be learning any transferable tech skills here either.
Advancement within the organization is difficult.
Rather weak vision from the business side. R&D seems to be taking a back burner to developing the news business.
More room needs to be made for long-term product planning. The recent changes to the bonus plan were incredibly poorly handled.
The first conversation was with an internal recruiter. The next one was a coding interview. The coding exercise involved one of the team members. They presented the first exercise, and after it was completed, the second exercise was presented. You h
Good interview process. Interview questions are very relevant to the role. Coding is a very big part of the interview, irrespective of the team. System design questions are more relevant and team-based.
The interview was pretty straightforward, but they demanded more accurate answers. I was contacted by a recruiter and opted for an interview two months later in order to prepare. I bombed the online assessment.
The first conversation was with an internal recruiter. The next one was a coding interview. The coding exercise involved one of the team members. They presented the first exercise, and after it was completed, the second exercise was presented. You h
Good interview process. Interview questions are very relevant to the role. Coding is a very big part of the interview, irrespective of the team. System design questions are more relevant and team-based.
The interview was pretty straightforward, but they demanded more accurate answers. I was contacted by a recruiter and opted for an interview two months later in order to prepare. I bombed the online assessment.