Friendly, Responsive, But Flat
Friendly, Responsive, But Flat
They treat interns really, really well! I was previously a Meta intern and thought Bloomberg people were much friendlier and responsive. They were also less political with performance reviews. :)
A flat hierarchy is a blessing and a curse. There's no climbing the corporate ladder, but I'd imagine there might be a feeling of stagnancy if you stay for long.
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Standard tech interview process: First round: phone interview. Asked programming questions. Failed it, so I have nothing else to share. Prep like you would for any company. Glassdoor asks us to write 30 words, so I am filling up the space right no
Software Engineer Intern
It was straightforward. They ask questions about how you are finding university and what's on your CV. The technical question was easy enough, but I forgot how to optimise the solution and forgot what the
Software Engineer Intern
First interview: Phone call. They asked general questions, such as why Bloomberg. They also asked one programming question (typical LeetCode). Second interview: Zoom call. They asked to resolve a typical programming/LeetCode question.
Software Engineer Intern
United KingdomFebruary 24, 2021Standard tech interview process: First round: phone interview. Asked programming questions. Failed it, so I have nothing else to share. Prep like you would for any company. Glassdoor asks us to write 30 words, so I am filling up the space right no
Software Engineer Intern
Dublin, County Dublin, IrelandOctober 6, 2026It was straightforward. They ask questions about how you are finding university and what's on your CV. The technical question was easy enough, but I forgot how to optimise the solution and forgot what the
Software Engineer Intern
London, United KingdomSeptember 1, 2022First interview: Phone call. They asked general questions, such as why Bloomberg. They also asked one programming question (typical LeetCode). Second interview: Zoom call. They asked to resolve a typical programming/LeetCode question.
