Bloomberg reviews

Every decision is made at management committee level (mike and vlad) which means business are not empowered to make decisions they need at the local level and a lot of pertinent issues get lost along the way in the food chain. Some areas don't get any invested into even though they do really well and this can be frustrating. The architecture is old, lots of tech debt, slow movement in getting anything done generally. Engineering runs the place if you're in product. They don't get locked into jobs at all, can leave to a different department as soon as 2 weeks upon arrival. They start at 10 am everywhere and their choke hold over the agenda can be stifling. Some pockets of sales are really bad, they get a bit complacent and in areas they have locked in terrible people into sweet deals who seem to not get challenged.

Pro Ukrainians, god forbid you are Russian, You are not gonna make it. They make your life miserable, very political place and nothing good about work life balance. Once Mike B. stepped out, it all started to go downhill. Bunch of trainings on harassment's, but when it comes to a real deal, all quiet like nothing happening and useless, nobody doing anything to prevent or follow up.