Pay and benefits are very good. Job stability at Bloomberg is very good. The company encourages employees to volunteer with various charities.
The company insists that everybody comes to the office every day.
Until recently, working from home was never allowed.
Even now, it is highly discouraged by management.
Software is hurried without good design and with little documentation.
There is a lot of proprietary software, and after a few years, your expertise starts to decay.
The open-plan seating arrangement does make communication between employees better, but the noise and interruptions make concentration impossible.
The corporate culture, with its automated system of tickets, gives you the feeling of being constantly rushed to deliver.
The overly complex and poorly organized software lowers productivity.
Hire more managers from outside. Management should realize that the Bloomberg way is not the only way, and lessons could be learned from elsewhere.
The interview lasted 45 minutes, I think. It began with behavioral questions. After about 15 minutes, we started the technical questions. I don’t remember the first question exactly, but I think it had to do with something recursive. The second ques
The process begins with a 1st round recruiter screen, followed by a 2nd round 60-minute HackerRank assessment. Then, there's a virtual on-site interview, which consists of potentially two back-to-back 60-minute HackerRank interviews, followed by a 30
The process took 2 weeks. A phone screen followed by a single in-office interview with the team lead and a couple of other members. About 1 hour long. Simple, straightforward, not too much fluff. Algorithms and technical questions, not too many HR-y
The interview lasted 45 minutes, I think. It began with behavioral questions. After about 15 minutes, we started the technical questions. I don’t remember the first question exactly, but I think it had to do with something recursive. The second ques
The process begins with a 1st round recruiter screen, followed by a 2nd round 60-minute HackerRank assessment. Then, there's a virtual on-site interview, which consists of potentially two back-to-back 60-minute HackerRank interviews, followed by a 30
The process took 2 weeks. A phone screen followed by a single in-office interview with the team lead and a couple of other members. About 1 hour long. Simple, straightforward, not too much fluff. Algorithms and technical questions, not too many HR-y