Interesting work, fair pay, charitable company.
Engineering mostly limited to the NYC area.
I took a 45-minute phone interview for a C/C++ developer position. The questions were mostly directed at language concepts, such as: * "What is a static in C/C++?" * "What is a virtual function?" * "What is the difference between malloc and new?" I
It was a straightforward experience. I talked about my resume for around 10 minutes and then solved a LeetCode-style question. Afterwards, there was an opportunity to ask the interviewer questions about Bloomberg.
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 took a 45-minute phone interview for a C/C++ developer position. The questions were mostly directed at language concepts, such as: * "What is a static in C/C++?" * "What is a virtual function?" * "What is the difference between malloc and new?" I
It was a straightforward experience. I talked about my resume for around 10 minutes and then solved a LeetCode-style question. Afterwards, there was an opportunity to ask the interviewer questions about Bloomberg.
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