IMC Trading reviews

The issue here is management and communications. Both are missing and this is a well known fact but nothing is or will be done. The partnership is very dysfunctional so nothing really gets done and people take matters in their own hands. Very dysfunctional and badly run place in Chicago and around the world. The owners should bring in professional help and not use political partners to guide them on how to manage. The whole model is to bring in college grads who replace the older people. This revolving door mentality where you can never make a career by staying at IMC (because you will be fired once they find a college grad) is one of the worst I have ever experienced.

Where management and IMC goes wrong is its hypocrisy. Management thesis is that people are generally not smart to figure out the line they are being sold. So they say one thing while their actions speak another. Eventually people find out and are not happy including this poster. The problem essentially is that IMC is a dutch company and they do not trust Americans even though Chicago is their largest office. Americans do not make up an significant management in Chicago and those that did are now gone. Amsterdam sends over troops of Dutch to keep the locals in check. Another thing wrong with this place is the utter lack of experience. Average work experience here is about 2 years. This means it is like a college and decision making is very sophomoric.