Great work-life balance working at Bloomberg.
There is not a great career progression.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 1 day. LeetCode-style problems. At first they grilled me about my experience and previous work. I had to pick a project that they would just ask a bunch of questions about. Then we went through a LeetC
Expect some combination of: * DSA / LeetCode-style problems (arrays, strings, trees, graphs, DP if they’re feeling dramatic) * System design (if it’s backend or SWE II level) * Practical coding + discussion * Debugging or code review They’re checki
I did well on the OA and was invited to two on-site technical rounds. Both went well; the second one went amazingly (I solved two follow-ups as well). The first round was an easy question, but the interviewer wanted me to solve it in a specific way
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 1 day. LeetCode-style problems. At first they grilled me about my experience and previous work. I had to pick a project that they would just ask a bunch of questions about. Then we went through a LeetC
Expect some combination of: * DSA / LeetCode-style problems (arrays, strings, trees, graphs, DP if they’re feeling dramatic) * System design (if it’s backend or SWE II level) * Practical coding + discussion * Debugging or code review They’re checki
I did well on the OA and was invited to two on-site technical rounds. Both went well; the second one went amazingly (I solved two follow-ups as well). The first round was an easy question, but the interviewer wanted me to solve it in a specific way