I am looking for internships and get past resume screening for Microsoft, Amazon, Google, LinkedIn, and in interview phase with two companies but Bloomberg always reject my application. Is there something I can do particularly for Bloomberg? I have good c++ experience which is there prime requirement. P.S: I am not from TCS just interned there.
Top school is definitely not a requirement, but if they recruit on-campus, it's much easier. At my school's career fair, engineers would ask a LC easy on the spot and invite people who solved that back for more on-campus interviews or onsites.
Not an option for me 😑
what gpa do you have
3.4
I believe there are interns from many other places which are known for top engineering programs ( not necessarily the most advertised though.... Harvard yes that's you I am pointing at..) like UMD, Purdue etc. I guess it's just hard luck on your case.
I am not from top engineering college so that might be the case!
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Bloomberg is very selective for internships and it’s much harder to get in than as a new grad and even a senior. All interns that I’ve met have been from Harvard, Princeton, and MIT and have been outstanding performers. Like managers and engineers still mention their names years after they have left. Might be not that your resume is weak per se, just that there are some top shelf applicants out there and they get in while others don’t. That being said, do apply after graduation. It’s much more likely that you’ll get in.
Thanks for the detailed answer! I will definitely apply next year for new grad!
Don’t quite agree. For Bloomberg, intern and new-hire have similar bar, definitely selective with many Harvard Yale Princeton, but still many other not-that-top-school(But still top). Of course, intern=new-hire >>> senior. Thus BBG is really good for new-hire.