It was pretty chill and I learned a lot.
Not really any cons. Some systems are old, so you might get to work with legacy stuff.
The interviewer was super nice and willing to guide me through the questions. Both of the questions were related to BFS and DFS. Then, the follow-up was time and space complexity: 10min BQ, 25min coding, 10min questions.
Phone Interview: It started with a phone interview from Bloomberg, which was 20 minutes late. The interview was very technical, and I felt I did a good job on it. Two days later, I received an email stating they wanted me to come to NY for onsite in
The process was very smooth. First, there was a phone interview and a Hackerrank session. I was asked about the projects on my resume as well. After a few days, I was contacted for an on-site interview. The onsite interview was 2-on-1, with two ro
The interviewer was super nice and willing to guide me through the questions. Both of the questions were related to BFS and DFS. Then, the follow-up was time and space complexity: 10min BQ, 25min coding, 10min questions.
Phone Interview: It started with a phone interview from Bloomberg, which was 20 minutes late. The interview was very technical, and I felt I did a good job on it. Two days later, I received an email stating they wanted me to come to NY for onsite in
The process was very smooth. First, there was a phone interview and a Hackerrank session. I was asked about the projects on my resume as well. After a few days, I was contacted for an on-site interview. The onsite interview was 2-on-1, with two ro