Bloomberg reviews

it's kind of funny to see reviews that say they're great work life balance - those are clearly not written by anyone who worked there.. women at the company are paid less from the get go, and for the vast majority there are no opportunities to advance..

First of all, this job is 90% data entry, 5% data sourcing (googling financial statements) and 5% of various other things such as loading Pdf files into the system or looking into formulas that calculate financial statements in a software to check for errors. Your core responsibilities will be clicking on a number in a PDF and then clicking on a field in a grid that corresponds to the label next to the number. You do this until you go through a 200 page financial report. You are assessed by how many of such data points are captured by you. Sounds dull? It gets worse. The software you are expected to work with is slow and bugged, the formulas to calculate the financial statements are written and maintained by people who have no real accounting knowledge, aka you in 5 years). Expect things to not make sense and financial statements to not calculate properly. You will most likely edit the formulas to make it work but compromising it by adding extra complexity and stepping away from accounting principles. Now about the people. The management of global data could ve summarized as incompetent and unknowledgable. These are in 90% people who have been working their entire career in global data or as bank tellers/hair dressers etc., or with poor prior career choices like ex auditors from the big4. Some of them are good leaders but those are rare and often leave when they can. leadership has zero interest in solving problems with you, or educating you or providing any form of development. Staying a year and leaving is the best thing you can do. Work can be interesting - go get what you deserve.