Revature Full Stack Software Developer reviews

- can't pick your tech stack curriculum - you're learning a new concept everyday for 10-12 weeks, so training is INTENSE - job placement is not guaranteed - trainers are associates who completed the Revature curriculum (good and bad) I finished the 12-week curriculum in Java/Angular/AWS. After training you go into staging to wait for client interviews and brush up your skills. 8 days after entering staging I was furloughed along with 100 other associates; I never even got the chance at an interview. I'm sure the furlough was partially because of the economy and a tech hiring freeze, but Revature also lost their major client Infosys due to sending poorly trained associates to projects. And I'll admit, even though I passed the curriculum I definitely did not feel like Revature set me up to be successful with a client. Revature pumps people out of training to send them to clients, it's how they make money. I knew this going into it BUT I had hopes that my training would be better quality then what it was.

- This requires a lot of studying and research if you're coming in without much experience with software development. - Minimum wage payment during training - Will likely have to relocate