The company is flexible under the current situation and extremely supportive. Lots of opportunities for growth.
No real cons for me. Like other big companies, your experience is highly dependent on your team and project, so ymmv.
My project was very well suited to the interests I expressed.
I was given an online coding interview on a Zoom call. There were three questions, and the interviewer sat with me as I worked through the problems. They sometimes offered help, nudging me in the right direction, but also seemed a little impatient i
I passed the first round, which was a phone interview. I then advanced to the second round, where it was myself and two other engineers from Bloomberg, working on different teams. Overall, they were really chill and easygoing.
I had a first round technical, and was given questions about backtracking and linked lists. The interviewer was nice and offered hints and insight on time complexity. Overall, not too bad.
I was given an online coding interview on a Zoom call. There were three questions, and the interviewer sat with me as I worked through the problems. They sometimes offered help, nudging me in the right direction, but also seemed a little impatient i
I passed the first round, which was a phone interview. I then advanced to the second round, where it was myself and two other engineers from Bloomberg, working on different teams. Overall, they were really chill and easygoing.
I had a first round technical, and was given questions about backtracking and linked lists. The interviewer was nice and offered hints and insight on time complexity. Overall, not too bad.