Living in New York was the only good thing.
Unprofessional, cheap company that treats its employees like crap.
Get a better HR department.
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.
Submitted resume at a career fair and got on-campus interviews weeks later. There were two rounds of tech interviews on two consecutive days, and I was notified I had moved forward to final rounds to interview with one manager and one HR representat
The first round was a phone interview with a Bloomberg engineer. He asked several HR questions and then asked me to go on HackerRank to solve a problem. While I was writing the code, he asked questions to help me and understand what I was doing. It
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.
Submitted resume at a career fair and got on-campus interviews weeks later. There were two rounds of tech interviews on two consecutive days, and I was notified I had moved forward to final rounds to interview with one manager and one HR representat
The first round was a phone interview with a Bloomberg engineer. He asked several HR questions and then asked me to go on HackerRank to solve a problem. While I was writing the code, he asked questions to help me and understand what I was doing. It