Not pushing. I nearly never need to work overtime (I cannot guarantee this for all teams). Most people are nice and helpful.
No stock, but the base salary is not bad, and benefits like medical/dental are good.
The technology is generally a bit out of date and is hard to update. Actually, the atmosphere is: "You will know that we will never update our core code and technology."
Take the courage to do the fundamental and fatal upgrade for the code base.
Or the dominance of Bloomberg might start fading.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2 weeks. It was really smooth. I applied through an internal referral, then got contacted by a recruiter to schedule an interview. I passed the first technical interview, but failed the second
Introduction of yourself. Why you chose Bloomberg over some other companies? Some follow-up questions with your experience. A forty-five-minute technical interview. And if you have any questions? Nothing special.
On campus for the whole procedure: * 4 rounds * 2 techs * 2 BQs The final 2 rounds are arranged on the same day. Each round is about 45 minutes. Very professional.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2 weeks. It was really smooth. I applied through an internal referral, then got contacted by a recruiter to schedule an interview. I passed the first technical interview, but failed the second
Introduction of yourself. Why you chose Bloomberg over some other companies? Some follow-up questions with your experience. A forty-five-minute technical interview. And if you have any questions? Nothing special.
On campus for the whole procedure: * 4 rounds * 2 techs * 2 BQs The final 2 rounds are arranged on the same day. Each round is about 45 minutes. Very professional.