Until the bonus numbers from IMC Chicago were published, I was quite obliviously happy with IMC.
Honestly, my favorite part about working at IMC was leaving. I got a nice severance for my noncompete. The other good part about leaving IMC is that I found a job in tech that paid 50% more than what IMC paid me (salary + bonus). Developers skilled in Java, data, and algorithms can make much, much more elsewhere these days.
The culture is very top-down, command and control.
You do what you're told. Your opinion simply doesn't matter. I don't recall a single time I was asked for my input or opinion.
Even for things that weren't your mistake, it's normal to be verbally abused and berated in front of everyone. A phrase I guarantee that you'll never hear there is "servant leadership."
The management simply does not care about developers. The bottom bucket traders make about 10x the bonuses of the top bucket developers. The two managers were taking about more than everyone else (150 people) combined. The bonus system is not based on merit.
Don't even get me started on the sexual harassment culture. There's a reason there are so few females working at IMC.
Obviously, the long-term solution is to do to Chicago what you did to Hong Kong and Zug.
First, they provide one round of logical reasoning test. After that, you will be asked to do a coding skill test on Codility. I feel the reasoning test is a little time-compressing, while the coding test is not that bad.
An online assessment followed by an on-campus interview. After that, there was an on-site interview. The on-site interview consists of a behavioral interview and two technical interviews. One of the technical interviews is an algorithm interview whi
After submitting my resume, I was asked to do a fairly short coding assessment. Once I had completed it, I met a lead developer and the HR representative I had been communicating with for an in-person interview. They were both very friendly, but I di
First, they provide one round of logical reasoning test. After that, you will be asked to do a coding skill test on Codility. I feel the reasoning test is a little time-compressing, while the coding test is not that bad.
An online assessment followed by an on-campus interview. After that, there was an on-site interview. The on-site interview consists of a behavioral interview and two technical interviews. One of the technical interviews is an algorithm interview whi
After submitting my resume, I was asked to do a fairly short coding assessment. Once I had completed it, I met a lead developer and the HR representative I had been communicating with for an in-person interview. They were both very friendly, but I di