Bloomberg Industry Group Employee Reviews about "pantry"

Pros

A lot of learning, freedom, and hands on activities. There also is a huge pantry with free breakfast/lunch foods. Everyone that interned there also had the opportunity to earn a full time position through the Start Program.

Cons

Aside from the other interns you really don't have interaction with anyone else in the office (which is pretty large)

Pros

Pantry with free food/snacks, bonus structure

Cons

No opportunity for advancement - the job you are hired at is the same one you will do forever

Pros

There are nice people at BBNA, but it is getting thinner and thinner. Nice pantry (mostly junk food though) and nice office.

Cons

Calling it legacy is being nice. Most of their process is antiquated. CEO and sales leadership esp in the Tax group need to get out, sales team moral is low, sales managers seem desperate and unhappy. There is detriment in being in a company for a long time, because really, what do you know? Old processes and "this is how we've been doing things" - is the most dangerous mentality to have esp in this market. Mr. Bloomberg, wake up and start trimming the fat!

Pros

Some of the BNA people and some of Bloomberg people are competent and caring people. Decent benefits and pantry was nice.

Cons

Company does not support or appreciate its operations roles. Management was more interested in telling a story to further their own advancement than build a better product that people want. This created a backstabbing and unprofessional culture.

Pros

Pantry, some coworkers are great to work with

Cons

Working hard and being creative does NOT get you ahead here. This company is the worst in terms of politics and pettiness. This company spends more time reorganizing than producing anything, just to avoid upper management ever having to be accountable for anything. It's all a charade! In general it's no better than the cliques you find in high school. Upper management holds everyone to different standards than themselves, and the president is the worst! Game playing is the rule, and being a good employee is meaningless. It's a wonder they make any money the way most people here behave.

Pros

Lot's of friendly people, and the pantry is nice

Cons

Very demanding from the top down. NOT enough support to do the work that's needed, so everyone is stressed and very unhappy. Several visitors commented it was the unhappiest work environment they'd ever seen. The company is way too top heavy, with executives who contribute little and offer no support. Everyone else is stretched way too thin and quality of work suffers because of it. Lot's of red tape to get anything accomplished and Bloomberg and HR demand a lot of time doing crap work which keeps you from accomplishing anything.