Bloomberg has its head screwed on internally and treats the development department as a core department, not a cost center.
Teams are quite regimented, but there is opportunity for internal transfers.
Instead of a Christmas party, Bloomberg holds an enormous summer party in the park, families invited, which I found a nice way of handling things.
The grad training program is excellent, if extremely hard work.
A serious case of "Not Invented Here"; you will often be working with old technologies or internal stacks. At least they are generally of decent quality.
The London office felt a bit marginalized by New York.
Don't expect to get financial experience. Financial news is not the same as finance, and developers are well isolated from business concerns anyway.
There have got to be better ways of ensuring software consistency rather than by locking down what tools developers can work with. Your overheads for developing anything have to be enormous compared with more conventional technology decisions.
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.