THIS IS A SCAM THIS IS A SCAM. They claim to enroll you in a program for a fee and then get you a job. Their "program" is a joke. You watch them program for about 2 months. There is no practice or test. They then "bloat" your resume, almost to the point of creating an entirely different identity, and will randomly send you emails about potential jobs. These jobs may or may not be suited to your qualifications, but that's ok! Because they will tell you if you get an interview to lie and say you know that skill and they will handle it later. And don't ever expect to see your money again.

Scammers they will extort you for… Scammers they will extort you for everything and never get a job. I had one interview and the person called me later then scheduled and it came from one of their phone #s . Not a legit company. I started with them about November of 2022 and had enough on March of 2023. They also asked me to put fake reviews online in case I declined.. so they have lot's of fake reviews out there. They are taking advantage of people in need.

It took me a few months to get a few… It took me a few months to get a few right opportunities and fortunately, one of them did click to secure a project. I appreciate the kind of support provided however the numbers of interviews were less. The training was good but would have been much better if we could have gotten more hands-on projects to be proficient.

Codersdata is the place to be.... They have a very hardworking recruiting team who listen and understand the issues. They have a fantastic marketing & HR Team who really works hard to place their candidates in a full-time job. I enrolled in the month of January. I got a few requirements, they assisted me with upgrading my skillset after joining Codersdata and I got a job within 2 weeks after my training ended.

$700 to pay to have a job?? As one people mentioned, an agent called me saying he was from codersdata and requested $700 for their services to find a job, help with the resume and help with interview. This feels extremely weird and probably swims on the wave of the recent tech layoffs.