Relatively good work-life balance, okay pay, okay tech stacks.
Low pay, work-life balance declining. Legacy code, heavy operations.
I met a Bloomberg engineer at my university career fair. He asked some questions about my resume and interests. A couple of days later, I received a first-round interview invitation, where I spoke with two engineers.
The interview was a 45-minute phone screen following an initial resume review. It consisted solely of coding questions, with no theoretical ones. The interviewer was patient and helpful. The questions were neither overly lengthy nor entirely straight
I had a phone interview with Bloomberg L.P. at the beginning of January. The interviewer was really nice; she explained the code challenge perfectly. Unfortunately, I couldn't finish it within the given time. The code challenge I had was Candy Crush
I met a Bloomberg engineer at my university career fair. He asked some questions about my resume and interests. A couple of days later, I received a first-round interview invitation, where I spoke with two engineers.
The interview was a 45-minute phone screen following an initial resume review. It consisted solely of coding questions, with no theoretical ones. The interviewer was patient and helpful. The questions were neither overly lengthy nor entirely straight
I had a phone interview with Bloomberg L.P. at the beginning of January. The interviewer was really nice; she explained the code challenge perfectly. Unfortunately, I couldn't finish it within the given time. The code challenge I had was Candy Crush