Great benefits. You get to live in NYC. Good training program. Good place for people who intend to work as a programmer for a few years only before switching careers to a management/finance track.
No personal space, high pressure, and it's easy to feel lost. Someone with a non-finance background may find it very uninspiring to develop financial software.
Haven't been here long enough to have any relevant advice.
The phone screen had two questions, and I was called onsite after that. Onsite, there were 2:1 interviews where both interviewers asked questions. In the first technical round, the first interviewer gave me one medium linked list question, which I
Only went through the first round of interviews. 15 minutes were spent going over resumes. 45 minutes were allocated for two coding questions, variations of the meeting room problem and flattening a binary tree. The second interview was scheduled
I applied online. I had my first interview with Bloomberg and the interviewer asked me two medium-hard coding questions, and I was able to solve them in the given time. But, I couldn't pass to the second round.
The phone screen had two questions, and I was called onsite after that. Onsite, there were 2:1 interviews where both interviewers asked questions. In the first technical round, the first interviewer gave me one medium linked list question, which I
Only went through the first round of interviews. 15 minutes were spent going over resumes. 45 minutes were allocated for two coding questions, variations of the meeting room problem and flattening a binary tree. The second interview was scheduled
I applied online. I had my first interview with Bloomberg and the interviewer asked me two medium-hard coding questions, and I was able to solve them in the given time. But, I couldn't pass to the second round.