Does Bloomberg always require a 2-year commitment, or is it negotiable?

[Maverick2608]

Anyone?

 

[newwurldmn]

i dont think anything is negotiable with bloomberg unless you are a JPMorgan (and i'm not even sure they have a lot of negotiating room).

 

[ZBZB]

What functions do you need?

 

[zdreg]

Anyone?

"If you have to ask the price of a Yacht you can't afford it"

 

[maxinger]

Anyone?

Are you looking for a job at Bloomberg, and they want you to work for 2 years min?

 

[Maverick2608]

"If you have to ask the price of a Yacht you can't afford it"

Tell that to Buffett.

 

[MarkBrown]

only crap services try and lock you in from the start cause they know you will cancel after the hype is over.

 

[Slow Learning Elf]

Anyone?

Yup. The only exception that I've seen is that a firm can get a temporary "student login" for interns.

 

[ironchef]

"If you have to ask the price of a Yacht you can't afford it"

Nah, he is just cheap, like me.

 

[ironchef]

Yup. The only exception that I've seen is that a firm can get a temporary "student login" for interns.

I wonder if they give discounts to educational institutions? Most s/w, medicals, engineering... give discounts to students.