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I like the coding practice, they are reflective of the OA and technical screenings subject and difficulty from what I experienced myself so I can vouch. I also like the discord questions being shared

Very valuable and versatile resource which is constantly expanding and evolving to help aspiring software (and hardware) developers grow their skills

getcracked is actually useful and relevant to my day to day tasking as a software engineer. While I may not be in quant which this platform is specifically geared towards, I have found it very relevant to my current C++ role as a simulation engineer. The contents I found relevant to me were the concurrency curriculum, the beginner C++ which is actually quite advanced in how deep it goes, the design patterns, and some more of the advanced C++ topics like concepts chrono and a lot more specific C++ libraries that I use on a daily basis.

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

The best platform for C++ preparation for quants. The Learning pathways are awesome

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!

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.

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

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!

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.

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.

I've followed CJ for a few years and recently tried the free GetCracked trial while looking into quant, I genuinely really enjoyed it and can see the value, especially the roadmap, how clearly progression is structed and how it points you to resources outside of GetCracked.

I had some doubts initially, mainly around the Accelerator sales process and pricing, It's a pretty big financial commitment and I think more upfront pricing transparency would've been nice, everyone I spoke to was friendly though and genuinely tried to point me towards what they thought suited me best in my career.

What really changed my impression was how the team handled my criticism afterwards, they reached out personally, listened to what I had to say and were very open to constructive feedback, it genuinely seems like they're trying to build something high quality and improve it which I have a lot of respect for.

Still a few things I'd improve around the Accelerator pricing transparency and presentation, but that's really it. If they deliver on what they promise, I can definitely see there being substantial underlying value for the right person, but it's not for everyone.

Your in the good hand, with so many resources from roadmaps, coaches, resume rewrite. I was able to meet and talk to people from the industry and they are willing to help me steer to the right path.

My fav is coach 1 on 1 and townhalls when they share their experiences and common pitfalls so we can learn from it. You still need to put in the work to learn and improve yourself but it's nice to know that you're not alone in the journey.

The getcracked platform and the entire getcracked team are an unparalleled gold mine for building your quant skills and breaking into this domain. There is no other platform that offers one-on-one personalized coaching from industry experts, professional resume and LinkedIn restructuring, a Customer Success team that is constantly there to support you, hundreds of hours worth of pertinent technical content, near-daily townhall-style Q&As from your coaches and HR specialist, all while also surrounding you with other eager, motivated students.

Above all, however, is the pragmatism of their approach. No nonsense, no filler material, no generic-to-the-point-of-being-useless practice. All of the material prepared by getcracked is immediately applicable and relevant to the quant realm because the team and the coaches (again, all of whom are industry experts) know exactly what the students need in order to be successful, and more importantly, how to teach it.

Regardless of experience level, getcracked certainly has something for you.

This is easily one of the best investments I've made in myself and wouldn't hesitate to do it again.

Extremely responsive and supportive team, laser focused on helping you reach your goals and helping you through the process. Would recommend immediately for folks looking to grow.

I have been using getcracked.io for around 4 months now, and I think it provides a very structured roadmap for learning and getting good at quant interviewing. I love the resources provided for learning and improving at C++.
Also, the question-bank is increasingly getting dense and better, so that you can get more and more practice if you are preparing for any interview.

I also especially love the discord community, and the discussions which take place in the channel. You can find a lot of useful insights about the industry, from people who are ACTUALLY working in the industry.

I originally got getcracked to prepare for quant trading interviews, but it's ended up being useful beyond that. The questions have helped me get better at python specifics, probability, etc. I recently landed a data scientist role at a leading bank while starting my MS, and I'm still using the platform to eventually make the jump into a quant role. Definitely worth it if you're serious about improving.

Update: I've received an internship offer from a Tier 1 quant firm, and a big part of that can be attributed to this platform.

I highly recommend this platform for becoming better at low-level programming. The roadmap structure saves a lot of time compared to reading a book in full, and I have not seen anything similar to the quizzes offered here. They are difficult but train you really well and test your knowledge of the language at a very deep level.

Additionally, the quant-flavored coding problems are much more similar to what is tested than generic LeetCode.

Learnt a lot by using the platform. Questions go deep into how language works under the hood, everything is explained. Learning trees help structure studying plans, and save a LOT of time by forwarding to great resources (specific book chapters, articles on other websites or videos with timestamps). Every quiz ends with a summary that explains every question or coding exercise. Coding exercises simulate real world problems, not leetcode's style DSA.

To summarize: I recommend it. The quality caught me by surprise. The content library keeps growing, so it's only getting better day by day.

the good thing about getcracked is it focuses on what's actually important for the interview and job through its learning roadmaps, and helps you find the relevant sections of books to read!