Bloomberg Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"Bloomberg LP is a fantastic company to grow and develop in. Bloomberg is involved in all facets of the financial markets and has the luxury of being able to take risks based off of past successes."

"Great company and great team!"

"Friendly comfortable place to work with good people at all levels. Great snacks"

"I worked at Bloomberg for close to 20 years. I found it to be a great learning experience for someone who likes the financial markets. It has a competeitive atmosphere and pays well. I would recommend a job at Bloomberg as it exposes you to a talented set of individuals."

"I worked at Bloomberg for 16 years and I am proud to have represented the firm. Bloomberg gave me the ability to lead, manage, open new business groups, be an adviser on credit risk board and implement the global sales process that I developed. I was the #1 sales person in commissions generated for 2 years and repeatedly won respected enterprise salesperson interacting within the firm producing over $2M in additional revenues."

"Laughably outdated technology in use, in some case decades behind modern IT practices, contractors such as myself were treated like second class citizens due to lack of autonomy and access, the open office environment was a constant dull roar, hence why so many people resorted to noise cancelling headphones to actually get any work done, etc. I regret having worked here."

"I have worked for Bloomberg LP for the last twelve years. My role as an equity analyst has allowed me to gain exposure to both the financial along with the technical side of things. Providing quality assurance of financial data and working to help streamline our applications for users has been the highlight of my career."

"I've worked at the company for 15 years. Over the years, the company has become much more cumbersome than it used to be and getting changes and improvements executed have become much harder."

"Bloomberg is very good over all"

"I worked as a Systems Engineer contractor at Bloomberg for approximately 8 months. I met and worked with some great people who truly knew what they were doing, and for that I am grateful. However, I was shocked and utterly flabbergasted at the antiquated and primitive manner in which business was conducted. Quite frankly, it was as if they had stopped developing in the late 1990s, either due to no need to improve further because of their market position, inability to do so, or both. They were just starting to implement technologies that were standard five years ago. The tech debt Bloomberg has to work on is staggering."

"The staff in the TV news room were wonderful, smart and easy to work with. A team spirit that is rare in this industry."

"Bloomberg is a pleasure to work for, precisely because it's a priority to love on their employees."

"While I find Bloomberg to be a very successful company on the outside, there are quite a few bits of politics that make working on the inside difficult. It is not quite as easy to move within the company, either as a contractor or an employee, but especially as a contractor. There are all these new restrictions in place, that make it nearly impossible to complete one's duties at times, without multiple levels of approvals. The pay increases are non-existent."

"Not much more to say. I think it might be a good company for young technical employees with no experience, or for ones who have been around for a while and have a lot of skills in legacy systems but I think anyone else would do better at a more progressive company."

"I hate to say it but while the company has a lot going for it, it's just no place to be a technologist."