Good compensation and benefits, pleasant office, (very) relaxed culture (no dress code).
Upper management hands off, concentrating entirely on the day-to-day, with no visible long-term projects, strategy, or career growth prospects for employees.
A talent source reached out to me and connected me with the hiring manager. The first round consisted of HR and a whiteboard session with a software engineer to solve a parking lot problem.
The interview process is grueling and pointlessly long. It's a total waste of time. It involved two phone interviews (about half an hour each), followed by essentially an entire day of round after round (I counted seven rounds) of technical intervie
Initially, HR contacted me over LinkedIn and followed up with a call. They explained the interview process and scheduled a technical phone interview. They asked what I know about Bloomberg, about some projects listed on my CV, and then a programming
A talent source reached out to me and connected me with the hiring manager. The first round consisted of HR and a whiteboard session with a software engineer to solve a parking lot problem.
The interview process is grueling and pointlessly long. It's a total waste of time. It involved two phone interviews (about half an hour each), followed by essentially an entire day of round after round (I counted seven rounds) of technical intervie
Initially, HR contacted me over LinkedIn and followed up with a call. They explained the interview process and scheduled a technical phone interview. They asked what I know about Bloomberg, about some projects listed on my CV, and then a programming