Working here made me better at two things: programming and interpersonal relationships.
The programming environment requires levels of visualization and planning that I've never had to deal with before. Relationships with co-workers parallel that.
The key to success at BBG is to be useful to others, however and whenever they require it. It's an open floor plan for a reason!
The teams and projects I worked with were high stress with high stakes. That kind of pressure isn't for everyone. I enjoyed it, but I saw people leave because they had difficulties dealing with it.
My management did a great job helping me be a success.
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
I applied online. The process took 1 week. I found it hard to understand the interviewer and I was not given a proper Leetcode problem, but instead a verbal coding problem. The interview was mixed between behavioral and technical. I only went throug
I applied online after talking to some engineers at a hackathon. Two to three weeks later, a recruiter reached out to set up a phone interview. The phone interview questions were very easy; they were even easy for me as a freshman. About a week lat
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
I applied online. The process took 1 week. I found it hard to understand the interviewer and I was not given a proper Leetcode problem, but instead a verbal coding problem. The interview was mixed between behavioral and technical. I only went throug
I applied online after talking to some engineers at a hackathon. Two to three weeks later, a recruiter reached out to set up a phone interview. The phone interview questions were very easy; they were even easy for me as a freshman. About a week lat