Interesting product space, very smart colleagues.
Some departments are extremely bureaucratic.
I was given one phone interview, which I passed. I then moved on to the "on-site," which consisted of two one-hour interviews via video call. In the first 10 minutes of each interview, they asked me to describe projects on my resume and asked simple
Bloomberg came on campus. The first round was conducted by two interviewers asking simple data structure questions on linked lists and trees. The second round involved a design question and a puzzle. The last round was on-site. However, the manager
Phone interview followed by an on-site interview. The on-site consisted of three rounds, with the third round being with a manager. All questions were coding-related. The interviewers were all engineers and were very nice. The whole process was fai
I was given one phone interview, which I passed. I then moved on to the "on-site," which consisted of two one-hour interviews via video call. In the first 10 minutes of each interview, they asked me to describe projects on my resume and asked simple
Bloomberg came on campus. The first round was conducted by two interviewers asking simple data structure questions on linked lists and trees. The second round involved a design question and a puzzle. The last round was on-site. However, the manager
Phone interview followed by an on-site interview. The on-site consisted of three rounds, with the third round being with a manager. All questions were coding-related. The interviewers were all engineers and were very nice. The whole process was fai