Dedicated people. Good work-life balance.
You will learn a lot about Bloomberg's legacy technologies, knowledge that won't be very useful anywhere else you go.
The management lets people they deem to be useful get away with a lot of bullying they shouldn't be allowed to do. It's hard to advance.
I had interviews with them at least 10 to 12 times over the years, and they are the worst ones to interview with. They ask all these low-level compiler questions. If you answer one question correctly, they dig deeper into how the compiler works and a
Lots of tedious online tests before even getting to a phone interview, which was itself another interactive computer test. It seemed like a lot of trouble considering the job. I find it kind of funny that companies like Bloomberg (& Google & M$ et a
I used a recruitment firm that really helped me prepare for the interview. The interview was quite challenging and required deep knowledge of C++.
I had interviews with them at least 10 to 12 times over the years, and they are the worst ones to interview with. They ask all these low-level compiler questions. If you answer one question correctly, they dig deeper into how the compiler works and a
Lots of tedious online tests before even getting to a phone interview, which was itself another interactive computer test. It seemed like a lot of trouble considering the job. I find it kind of funny that companies like Bloomberg (& Google & M$ et a
I used a recruitment firm that really helped me prepare for the interview. The interview was quite challenging and required deep knowledge of C++.