I loved working at Bloomberg. Everyone was super friendly and super nice.
There are no cons to this place. It's a great space to learn and grow.
I got an interview from the career fair that I attended. This was a 2-on-1 interview, consisting of a design question for 45 minutes and the last 15 minutes for questions that you could ask the interviewer. The interviewer was helpful, although it co
I applied online. Got cooked in r2, answered both lc perfectly yet they rejected me. I guess I could've improved my answer on why Bloomberg and answered behavioral more coherently. Best of luck to anyone else taking interviews at Bloomberg.
We had a phone interview two weeks ago. They asked me some basic questions on C++: * Constructor (ctor) * Destructor (dtor) * Static keyword * How to call C code Algorithm: * Big O notation * Hash tables * Bubble sort Database (DB):
I got an interview from the career fair that I attended. This was a 2-on-1 interview, consisting of a design question for 45 minutes and the last 15 minutes for questions that you could ask the interviewer. The interviewer was helpful, although it co
I applied online. Got cooked in r2, answered both lc perfectly yet they rejected me. I guess I could've improved my answer on why Bloomberg and answered behavioral more coherently. Best of luck to anyone else taking interviews at Bloomberg.
We had a phone interview two weeks ago. They asked me some basic questions on C++: * Constructor (ctor) * Destructor (dtor) * Static keyword * How to call C code Algorithm: * Big O notation * Hash tables * Bubble sort Database (DB):