Bloomberg reviews

incompetent management, lack of communication, over-ephasis on company jargon, dissonance between what is said and what is actually expected, lack of ownership over own career, no interest to develop your career but to increase the rate at which you execute your tasks, rigorous and unsuitably rigid metrics system, compensation substandard for the industry

Long working hours in Asia compared to the rest of the Bloomberg offices, for example Asia works 8am to 6pm (10 hours) while London/ NY works 8am to 5pm - which is unfair really. Rigid lunch schedule; in Singapore we lunch at 1050am, 1115am, etc... very weird timings and you have to be back from lunch ON TIME even if you were stuck on a client's issue for 30mins - you don't get compensated. It's an irony when we say alot of times we feel really hungry given that the Bloomberg pantry is just there - but you don't get the time to go because you're SO BUSY and you cannot afford to leave your desk for lunch etc. MICRO MANAGERS are everywhere in Analytics, they ask "where are you" 100 times a day, we have to report to our managers when we go to the toilet, go for lunch, to get a drink or just to run downstairs to meet the deliveryman - they want to know EVERYTHING about you. Sometimes they will ask you to go to the toilet and come back ASAP. :( Asia Analytics managers do not protect their subordinates when it comes to a complaint by a client or even internal employees - in other words the Analytics representative is ALWAYS in the wrong no matter what - treated like dirt. Asia managers are too weak and incompetent compared to their NY/LO counterparts. Evaluation of employees is a joke - simply put - they award money to whoever they like and not to the people who actually performed well. Asia Pac Analytics manager is biased, incompetent, all talk and no action - a loser.