Benefits are nice, the location is good, there's plenty of work, and you can learn new things.
Too much "paperwork" to get things done.
I was contacted by a recruiter via email. The recruiter then scheduled a telephonic interview that was about 45 minutes. I was given a simple data structure problem to implement, followed by a question. The next day, I received an email stating I had
Visited Bloomberg on school's career fair, got the interview invitation after one week. All events were on campus, 2 rounds, 2 interviewers per round. Got feedback one week after the interview.
It was onsite at my university. The interviewer asked me about one of the projects described in my resumé. Then, he asked me a coding question which I could solve quickly. However, he was looking for a very specific solution without telling me why. T
I was contacted by a recruiter via email. The recruiter then scheduled a telephonic interview that was about 45 minutes. I was given a simple data structure problem to implement, followed by a question. The next day, I received an email stating I had
Visited Bloomberg on school's career fair, got the interview invitation after one week. All events were on campus, 2 rounds, 2 interviewers per round. Got feedback one week after the interview.
It was onsite at my university. The interviewer asked me about one of the projects described in my resumé. Then, he asked me a coding question which I could solve quickly. However, he was looking for a very specific solution without telling me why. T