I have been working at Bloomberg for two years. It has an open culture, a free terminal, great benefits in NYC, a nice environment, and great people to work with.
Not really. The cost of living might be expensive if you want to balance commuting and quality of life.
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.
Telephonic interview. The interviewer asked me to write a code for deep copy of a linked list. I did, but I did not get selected for the next rounds. Overall, the interviewer was helpful.
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.
Telephonic interview. The interviewer asked me to write a code for deep copy of a linked list. I did, but I did not get selected for the next rounds. Overall, the interviewer was helpful.