It's fairly chill, but they are pretty good at what they do.
Big, bloated bureaucracy. Getting anything done is a bit of a pain.
I had two interviews on our college campus. I received a rejection after that, so I am not sure of the next steps.
The interview process had three parts. The first part was a half-hour screen with a Bloomberg recruiter. This involved standard questions like, "Why do you want to work here?" and "Tell me about your background." The recruiter then scheduled me for
Contacted by a recruiter and set up the first technical phone interview with a senior software engineer. The usual behavioral questions based on my resume, followed by the technical portion where I coded using the HackerRank platform.
I had two interviews on our college campus. I received a rejection after that, so I am not sure of the next steps.
The interview process had three parts. The first part was a half-hour screen with a Bloomberg recruiter. This involved standard questions like, "Why do you want to work here?" and "Tell me about your background." The recruiter then scheduled me for
Contacted by a recruiter and set up the first technical phone interview with a senior software engineer. The usual behavioral questions based on my resume, followed by the technical portion where I coded using the HackerRank platform.