The UX Team is very solid, full of bright, friendly people. The benefits are top-notch, and the employer pays for all of them. Free snacks, coffee, and soda.
The core product (Bloomberg Terminal) is 30+ years old and very difficult to update. Working within this constraint can be very frustrating. Also, you get a strong sense that your every email, chat, phone call, etc., is tracked.
I had two rounds of on-campus interviews. After which, they flew me out to New York for final rounds. Interviews start off with a short behavioral discussion, followed by coding questions, and finally, there is time for questions. Behavioral questi
The process was simple. The interviewer asked to implement a class-based question, which was a fairly easy question you would do in any OOPs class in Python or Java.
I handed in my resume at a career fair and also submitted it to the Bloomberg website. A Bloomberg employee called me about three weeks later to set up an on-campus interview for the next day. There were two one-hour interviews, each conducted with
I had two rounds of on-campus interviews. After which, they flew me out to New York for final rounds. Interviews start off with a short behavioral discussion, followed by coding questions, and finally, there is time for questions. Behavioral questi
The process was simple. The interviewer asked to implement a class-based question, which was a fairly easy question you would do in any OOPs class in Python or Java.
I handed in my resume at a career fair and also submitted it to the Bloomberg website. A Bloomberg employee called me about three weeks later to set up an on-campus interview for the next day. There were two one-hour interviews, each conducted with