Lots of smart people, probably a good employer for people who just finished university. Also, to be fair, I believe it was a nice place to work a while ago.
Very volatile atmosphere. There is no intention to build anything for the longer term, be it in terms of software, architecture, infrastructure, or teams. Immature clique of leaders, cowboy mentality, and no commitment to anything or anyone.
Obviously, management at IMC never cares about their employees or anything they are told, so it's pointless to fill this one in.
First round is HackerRank. Must be done in either Java or C++. Two questions. * Familiarise yourself with writing and understanding code. Make sure you know the baseline syntax and are comfortable with using the standard library when necessary. Prac
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. The process began with an OA on HackerRank with two coding problems in 90 minutes, which I found quite difficult given the time limit. This was followed by a one-way video interview with three questions,
I was sent a test to complete a few LC easy/medium questions over 3 hours. This was the first part. I passed it and moved on to the second part, which I will be doing soon. It is a one-way interview.
First round is HackerRank. Must be done in either Java or C++. Two questions. * Familiarise yourself with writing and understanding code. Make sure you know the baseline syntax and are comfortable with using the standard library when necessary. Prac
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. The process began with an OA on HackerRank with two coding problems in 90 minutes, which I found quite difficult given the time limit. This was followed by a one-way video interview with three questions,
I was sent a test to complete a few LC easy/medium questions over 3 hours. This was the first part. I passed it and moved on to the second part, which I will be doing soon. It is a one-way interview.