Job stability - you won't get laid off unless you are completely incompetent, and even then you might not get laid off.
Mediocre talent pool. Tons of bureaucracy and politics. Poor management/leadership. Little to no career growth unless you are a "Kool-Aid drinker."
I got an interview from the career fair that I attended. This was a 2-on-1 interview, consisting of a design question for 45 minutes and the last 15 minutes for questions that you could ask the interviewer. The interviewer was helpful, although it co
Phone Interview: Algorithm problem Virtual Onsite (2): Algorithm problem Behavioral Question: 30 min. - Why Bloomberg? - Tell about a challenging problem you faced. Engineering Manager Interview: 45min - Difficult CS questions. - About distributed
Very professional. Interviewers were nice, helpful, and supportive. A pleasant interview in general. An interesting part is you can write code on the glass, which gives you the beautiful view of NYC. You can code on paper and your laptop too.
I got an interview from the career fair that I attended. This was a 2-on-1 interview, consisting of a design question for 45 minutes and the last 15 minutes for questions that you could ask the interviewer. The interviewer was helpful, although it co
Phone Interview: Algorithm problem Virtual Onsite (2): Algorithm problem Behavioral Question: 30 min. - Why Bloomberg? - Tell about a challenging problem you faced. Engineering Manager Interview: 45min - Difficult CS questions. - About distributed
Very professional. Interviewers were nice, helpful, and supportive. A pleasant interview in general. An interesting part is you can write code on the glass, which gives you the beautiful view of NYC. You can code on paper and your laptop too.