Work-life balance is really good.
New York is not a good city to live in.
I was asked a few questions about my resume, followed by a coding interview on HackerRank (LeetCode medium). The code was not compiled. I was asked a few more questions about OOP. There were five minutes for questions at the end. The interview took
Bloomberg visited my campus. On the first day, there were two 1:1, 30-minute technical rounds. The questions were typical algorithm and data structure types, including: * Finding a loop in a linked list * Hash map implementation and performance * I
I talked with representatives from Bloomberg at a career fair on campus. They had me complete a quick coding test in person: finding the character that occurred most frequently in an array. I handed them my resume, and they said they'd look it over.
I was asked a few questions about my resume, followed by a coding interview on HackerRank (LeetCode medium). The code was not compiled. I was asked a few more questions about OOP. There were five minutes for questions at the end. The interview took
Bloomberg visited my campus. On the first day, there were two 1:1, 30-minute technical rounds. The questions were typical algorithm and data structure types, including: * Finding a loop in a linked list * Hash map implementation and performance * I
I talked with representatives from Bloomberg at a career fair on campus. They had me complete a quick coding test in person: finding the character that occurred most frequently in an array. I handed them my resume, and they said they'd look it over.