More or less what you would expect from a big company. It's pretty chill, and you can find meaningful work through the project matching system.
Seems like teams might be hit or miss.
The interview was quite interesting. It was clear that they were playing the "good cop/bad cop" interview technique. We went through two questions and ran out of time on the second one. They are very patient with helping you out with coding it up i
The process was straightforward and clearly communicated. I had a short screening interview, then was invited to complete a 3-hour-long technical interview covering typical data structures and algorithm questions.
I was asked to introduce myself, then queried about why I applied to Bloomberg and one of the projects on my CV. I was then presented with one LeetCode Easy and one LeetCode Medium question. I coded the solutions in the HackerRank online environmen
The interview was quite interesting. It was clear that they were playing the "good cop/bad cop" interview technique. We went through two questions and ran out of time on the second one. They are very patient with helping you out with coding it up i
The process was straightforward and clearly communicated. I had a short screening interview, then was invited to complete a 3-hour-long technical interview covering typical data structures and algorithm questions.
I was asked to introduce myself, then queried about why I applied to Bloomberg and one of the projects on my CV. I was then presented with one LeetCode Easy and one LeetCode Medium question. I coded the solutions in the HackerRank online environmen