getcracked.iogetcracked helps talented people break into quantitative finance, the trading firms and hedge funds that run some of the most selective, highest-paying technical hiring on the planet.There are two ways to work with us.The getcracked.io platform is a subscription to the full training vault: structured roadmaps, courses, a code judge to practice against, quizzes, and a question vault with real interview intel broken down by firm and role. It's the self-serve path for people who want to drill the exact skills these firms test for, on their own schedule.The second part, the done-with-you program, is the full transformation. It's a 90-day Quant Accelerator where candidates get 1:1 coaching with an industry incumbent, build a stellar flagship project, and are provided a custom roadmap that keeps them accountable to their goals.
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Vojtech B.
Great website with multiple problems from all the fields so you can test and build your knowledge whether it is C++, Python or probability. The learning roadmap made me look closer into smart pointers and memory virtualization which I was later asked in an interview. Thanks to getcracked, I knew all the answers and eventually managed to get an offer. Highly suggested
Shreyansh
The best platform for C++ preparation for quants. The Learning pathways are awesome
Max S.
The website has up to date, recently submitted interview questions that represent my interviews which really helps. And the probability+stats course lays out the exact topics you need to study, so that saves time on not studying irrelevant topics, and for more practice for my QT interviews!
Dávid S.
I like everything about this site except one thing: I think you should show the basic programming exercises interview requirements as well (for example: the blind 150 leetcode list and the Python Programming Exercises, Gently Explained by Al Sweigart) in the Beginner Python module in the Learning page. Of course a similar would be great in the Beginner C++ module as well.
BT
I like the whole platform in offering what you need to prep and getting yourself to be ready, including the questions, coding problems and the available topics you need to go through
Richard
I am a data engineer who came here to learn, to reprogram myself, to relearn programming, especially the fundamentals that I have forgotten over the years or did not learn during my masters a decade ago and my bachelor. So I am here to learn the fundamentals, I am here to learn C++, I am here to learn what people in quants usually do. I do not want to be a quant, I want to highlight, but I am just here to learn networking, C++, and operating systems. All the data engineering concepts, yeah, I am just here for fun. I basically like the website; everything is pretty organized. I like the quizzes and questions, and now there is also more material, there is a nice mock graph view of things that I need to learn. So it is really easy to follow and navigate. The one thing that could improve is I always had issues, I would like if there will be some state management; for example, if I save the filter, it keeps the filter on if I go back and forth. If I filter Python or C++ and I go back and I log back in, I am always signed in, I do not need to sign back in, and yeah, otherwise all good, keep cracking!
tf K.
It is a great platform for learning quant development specific things, I got related questions quite often from quant firm. There are a lot of coding problems and the platform are highly relevance to the quant space. It might not be very useful for preparing big tech interview, but since I am a quant dev myself, I consider it very useful.
Lazar I.
Tomer is running a great website - my favourite interview preparation resource, and I enjoyed others. Working through the tree of readings with tasks leads to the best user experience.
