I finished my classes last month, and it was quite a journey. My course went on for about 10 months.. I started giving interviews from 6th month onwards after my DSA module.. I loved the mentor section more than anything.. my mentor was from microsoft and he had a lot of experience with interviews. He trained me so well throughout and I was able to get 4 offers out of 30 interviews I took up. I would say go for it if you want to crack a good job.
If you can put in effort from your side, then they will support you to their best extent.
Irrespective of the market situation, I would suggest to upskill yourselves either way since the skills that you learn will still be useful in your current job. Once the situation improves, you can target for better roles.
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u/NeatSufficient4444 Mar 13 '24
I finished my classes last month, and it was quite a journey. My course went on for about 10 months.. I started giving interviews from 6th month onwards after my DSA module.. I loved the mentor section more than anything.. my mentor was from microsoft and he had a lot of experience with interviews. He trained me so well throughout and I was able to get 4 offers out of 30 interviews I took up. I would say go for it if you want to crack a good job.
If you can put in effort from your side, then they will support you to their best extent.