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.
I applied through a campus recruiter and got a phone interview within two weeks. The phone screening process was easy; there was no coding. After asking me to explain some projects I did in school, the interviewer asked me some basic questions about
Firstly, I was contacted and asked which programming language I preferred out of C, C++, and Java. I was then given three days to prepare for an online examination. The examination was really hard and was something that I had never encountered as a
I applied through the college career website. The first round was a technical interview. The interviewer was nice and would guide you through the questions. He first went through my resume and asked about my past experience and the project I am worki
I applied through a campus recruiter and got a phone interview within two weeks. The phone screening process was easy; there was no coding. After asking me to explain some projects I did in school, the interviewer asked me some basic questions about
Firstly, I was contacted and asked which programming language I preferred out of C, C++, and Java. I was then given three days to prepare for an online examination. The examination was really hard and was something that I had never encountered as a
I applied through the college career website. The first round was a technical interview. The interviewer was nice and would guide you through the questions. He first went through my resume and asked about my past experience and the project I am worki