Pays well. Stable. Sponsors visas. A nice sinecure for the unambitious.
This place is full of H1B visa holders. They work 100-hour weeks, and if you don't do the same, you will be toast. They create a culture of corruption and patronage, similar to any crony-capitalist third-world country, but on a higher pay scale. You are a slave, and your ideas are not valued because your success is a threat to your boss. There is a chain of 12 levels of hierarchy here. Endless politics. The better you are, the worse your life will be.
Hire some natives to improve the culture.
Silicon Valley types.
After resume screening, there was a virtual CoderPad interview round with a Senior Software Engineer. The interviewer was friendly and started with a few questions about your background, followed by a data structures/algorithms question.
The interviewer was super nice and willing to guide me through the questions. Both of the questions were related to BFS and DFS. Then, the follow-up was time and space complexity: 10min BQ, 25min coding, 10min questions.
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.
After resume screening, there was a virtual CoderPad interview round with a Senior Software Engineer. The interviewer was friendly and started with a few questions about your background, followed by a data structures/algorithms question.
The interviewer was super nice and willing to guide me through the questions. Both of the questions were related to BFS and DFS. Then, the follow-up was time and space complexity: 10min BQ, 25min coding, 10min questions.
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.