Bloomberg is a great company if your manager is supportive and you like working in a communal environment.
Lower management has a lot of power and autonomy at Bloomberg. If, for whatever reason (personal, racial, or maybe your higher level of education than theirs, etc.), they are not supportive of you, they can make a lot of unfair decisions regarding your pay and green card application.
Most people have bachelor's or master's degrees at Bloomberg. Sometimes, older employees view newer people with higher degrees as threats to their careers due to its flat structure.
So, I actually don't recommend Bloomberg if you have a higher education degree.
Upper management should be more involved in important decisions that directly affect employee satisfaction from the company, such as pay, bonuses, and immigration decisions.
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It was an on-campus interview in New York, lasting about 45 minutes. The two interviewers asked some detailed questions about my intern experience listed on my resume and then gave me two coding questions.
1. Technical Phone Screen (45 Minutes) The first interview was a technical phone screen. I was asked to implement a vector in C++. I ended up using a dynamic array approach, increasing the array size as the vector filled. Then, I was asked a few stan
Pass the resume around. The HR reached out for the tech round. Tech round: One question about system design: the subway question. Design functions to record the number of people on the subway.
It was an on-campus interview in New York, lasting about 45 minutes. The two interviewers asked some detailed questions about my intern experience listed on my resume and then gave me two coding questions.