Good pantry, good environment, salary is okay.
Old technology; not a transparent company. Managers are horrible.
The interviewers are very poor communicators, prejudiced, and biased. They are extremely binary, possessing one "optimal" solution in front of them while you're coding and aggressively pushing for you to code exactly that. Anything you code different
I was first contacted via email, informing me that they wanted to conduct a phone interview. It lasted approximately 30 minutes, during which I answered about two questions regarding my resume and solved one technical question on the HackerRank inter
I had one technical screening that focused on problem-solving. After that succeeded, I had one final onsite interview, which consisted of three sessions where I met five Bloomberg employees. That was the entirety of the interview process.
The interviewers are very poor communicators, prejudiced, and biased. They are extremely binary, possessing one "optimal" solution in front of them while you're coding and aggressively pushing for you to code exactly that. Anything you code different
I was first contacted via email, informing me that they wanted to conduct a phone interview. It lasted approximately 30 minutes, during which I answered about two questions regarding my resume and solved one technical question on the HackerRank inter
I had one technical screening that focused on problem-solving. After that succeeded, I had one final onsite interview, which consisted of three sessions where I met five Bloomberg employees. That was the entirety of the interview process.