OK working environment, competitive among team members. The company is willing to invest in the training of junior members, which is definitely a plus.
Generally speaking, IT is not the core business at Bloomberg, so naturally it's not treated as well as at other IT companies.
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My phone tech interview featured an unbelievably easy design problem, and the onsite interviews consisted of easy LeetCode problems. However, my first interviewer didn’t explain the problem fully to me and let me continue with my misunderstanding. T
The interview process involved one technical phone screen, followed by two on-site interviews that were also technical. There were few behavioral questions, such as "Why do you want to work here?" and introducing yourself. Responses were generally q