a lot of interesting problems to work on a lot of smart people NYC is great
There are a lot of engineers, so it can be difficult to differentiate yourself.
I was asked questions about my resume and background experience on a Zoom call with a Senior Software Engineer. After that, I was asked to solve a Leetcode-style question, which took up most of the time during the interview.
Interviewers called and asked me to go on HackerRank. The first 10 minutes were a resume walkthrough and why Bloomberg. From 10 to 40 minutes, I worked on LeetCode easy/medium problems. The last 5 minutes were for "Do you have any questions?"
Very friendly. Interviewed from a club, they shared all resumes. Felt like I answered the questions optimally, but was grilled on underlying implementation details related to hash maps. Was asked to discuss design ideas and explain code.
I was asked questions about my resume and background experience on a Zoom call with a Senior Software Engineer. After that, I was asked to solve a Leetcode-style question, which took up most of the time during the interview.
Interviewers called and asked me to go on HackerRank. The first 10 minutes were a resume walkthrough and why Bloomberg. From 10 to 40 minutes, I worked on LeetCode easy/medium problems. The last 5 minutes were for "Do you have any questions?"
Very friendly. Interviewed from a club, they shared all resumes. Felt like I answered the questions optimally, but was grilled on underlying implementation details related to hash maps. Was asked to discuss design ideas and explain code.