You get a lot of learning opportunities. You get challenges. You get to meet people and build your network. It is overall growth working at Bloomberg.
I don't think there is any con.
I reached out to the recruiter. She was unresponsive, and I had to follow up up to five times to get a meeting set up. I still haven't received a reply, only a meeting confirmation. My first interview was with a technical person from Bloomberg. I ne
I applied online. The process took 3 months. I was interviewing for them, around 4-5 rounds, which could be scheduled in the same days based on their availability. No OAs so I love it! Real engineers will evaluate you. Coding --> HR chat --> Engine
Applied online and received an email asking to list several available time slots for a phone interview. I had the phone interview weeks later. The interviewer seemed unprepared and asked several questions about implementing vectors in C++.
I reached out to the recruiter. She was unresponsive, and I had to follow up up to five times to get a meeting set up. I still haven't received a reply, only a meeting confirmation. My first interview was with a technical person from Bloomberg. I ne
I applied online. The process took 3 months. I was interviewing for them, around 4-5 rounds, which could be scheduled in the same days based on their availability. No OAs so I love it! Real engineers will evaluate you. Coding --> HR chat --> Engine
Applied online and received an email asking to list several available time slots for a phone interview. I had the phone interview weeks later. The interviewer seemed unprepared and asked several questions about implementing vectors in C++.