A good place to gain experience and network
Pros
- The classes are very informative and help you to build an industry-desired tech stack. - You get to work with mentors who have worked or are currently working in the industry, so you get a good feel of some expectations/situations you may actually encounter. - You get help building up a portfolio with projects and certifications. - They help out with creating a resume based, and updating it with industry desired skills. - There's a ton of help with interview practice so you're more comfortable during a real situation. - The workspace culture is pretty friendly and relaxed, it's a good place to network and learn from others.
Cons
- The entry process can be very rigorous at times, you definitely come in with some kind of programming background be it academic or actual experience. - Depending on skill level the lessons may require some extra work, and it's easy to be left behind if you don't put in the effort.
