Good training program, free food. Good opportunity to make contacts. The male-female ratio is pretty good (on the female side). The summer party is outstanding.
Very, very inexperienced managers, the majority of whom have only ever worked at Bloomberg. This cripples diversity.
There's a bully-type American management style, like something straight out of a textbook. If a task isn't done now, the response is to shout louder or swear. Forget trying to understand the problem; just expect staff to work ridiculously long hours.
From the software engineering side, work is rushed and the technology is old. Bloomberg thinks it can do things better by building its own in-house compilers and dev environments. It can't, period.
Switch to mainstream/open-source software, which is peer-reviewed by thousands of skilled developers.
Hire managers who have worked for several companies, so they can bring diversity and new management practices to the company. Get rid of the current batch of senior managers.
The Bloomberg interview process includes five rounds of technical interviews focused on data structures, algorithms, and system design. These are followed by behavioral questions that assess communication, problem-solving, and team fit. You can exp
The interview was a technical phone screen conducted via video call with screen sharing. After brief introductions, the interviewer asked about my Java experience and previous projects. Then we moved to a live coding challenge where I needed to solve
Traditional interviews start with LeetCode-style interviews, followed by behavioral. Be prepared for hard/medium level problems, even one problem to solve for the entire interview. Interviews were standard, and feedback was provided quickly.
The Bloomberg interview process includes five rounds of technical interviews focused on data structures, algorithms, and system design. These are followed by behavioral questions that assess communication, problem-solving, and team fit. You can exp
The interview was a technical phone screen conducted via video call with screen sharing. After brief introductions, the interviewer asked about my Java experience and previous projects. Then we moved to a live coding challenge where I needed to solve
Traditional interviews start with LeetCode-style interviews, followed by behavioral. Be prepared for hard/medium level problems, even one problem to solve for the entire interview. Interviews were standard, and feedback was provided quickly.