Hello Guys,
As the title says I have scheduled an onsite with Bloomberg for Senior Softeare Enginnering position sometime next week and have been preparing LC mostly Medium. I have completed the bloomberg card on LC and haven’t really know what to prepare and my anxiety is killing me. Do you guys have any pointers and on what areas should I have focus on?. How about System Design? OOD?. Thanks for the help!
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Take this with a grain of salt but I heard they use no third party libraries. So for C++ that means no STL full stop. Perhaps that level of tech excites you. Just an idea to explore.
And know that they do not allow boomerangs. Once you leave you're gone so if they ask you where you think you will be in 10 years, say bloomberg.
Good luck!
Edit: this was actually in reply to GE but stands as is I suppose.
Longer than stl. So they create their own libs for certain constructs. Then somewhere along comes stl. Do you take time to now refactor existing code which is working pretty well or use your time on something more productive? So legacy code still uses in-house libs. If you are just adding on top of existing files adding new file in an existing module it gets confusing if some part of the code used stl and some part is still using in-house lib as the api names syntaxes and semantics can all be very different. Also including a new header can increase binary size and compilation times etc. so many times they end up using in-house libs which are already well suited to their modules and have been working well for them