Revature Full Stack Web Developer reviews

-Communication with the panel team was horrendous. -The work load is a lot. If you aren't able to handle a lot of work at one time, then this place is not for you.

Training is brutally difficult, however it is possible if you are willing to put in the work. During my training batch, a few people were unfortunately not able to make it and got dropped, but the ones that put their nose to the grindstone all are exceptional programmers now. You don't have much of a work life balance, it is going to be 60-80 hours a week for 40 hours a week of minimum wage pay, which is harsh, but the experience is worth it. There is also a 2 year contract that starts when you are hired by a Revature partner where the pay is less than what you would typically make for the job, but there's a high chance you will be bought out of your contract and make the full amount for the job. The way I described it to myself to help is: 10 weeks of hell 2 years of diet hell and a REALLY nice light at the end of the tunnel I would recommend Revature if you've been out of college for about a year with no ability to get a job, if you're fresh out of college, try to get a job elsewhere, but if no place is hiring you, Revature is a great opportunity.