The best! I joined CodeBreakers in December 2019 and it was the best decision I've made. I was fortunate enough to meet incredibly smart people through the course. The Coaches are great and they went above and beyond to get me ready for the interviews. I found the CodeBreakers community a close-knit group where everyone is willing to help out each. Also, they have unparalleled career coaching and support systems. I was able to land a job in a major technology firm thanks to CodeBreakers! Definitely recommend it to anyone who is considering joining. It is well worth the time and effort.

Life Changer CodeBreakers helped me through the biggest turning point of my life. Whole experience was very structured, coaches were very passionate, knowledgeable and professional. This experience definitely have taken a lot of stress of job hunting off of my back and led me through the biggest hurdle going from grad school to work. Sincere gratitude, highly recommend.

Really great community Really great community! The coaches are extremely helpful and responsive to any coding or non-technical questions that I have! Codebreakers also offers students with technical classes and mock interviews! Those resources are organized very well and I learned a lot of them. My interview skills definitely was taken to the next level after 2 years joining Codebreakers! I ended up with two internship offers at Redfin and Playstation.

Great for preparing for interviews. If not for CodeBreaker I would not land a job. I enrolled with CodeBreaker since very early on. The resources and content constantly get updated and each version makes it better for preparing for coding interviews. I really like the Leetcode review manager that they offer. Another best thing was the mock interview I have weekly with Coach Alan, which really helped me become more vocal in interviews (which the actual interviewers really loved about). The coaches really care about you and they constantly check up on you in Slack and help recommend many jobs as well.

Great Program for Aspiring Software Engineers! I highly recommend Coachable to anyone who is looking to start their career in Software Engineering. I used Coachable when I was transitioning from a career in finance to SWE. Before Coachable, I was self-studying, taking online courses, using textbooks, and working on a couple personal projects. This all gave me a good base of knowledge, and Coachable was the right next step to prepare me for the job market. Here are the primary reasons I recommend Coachable to others in a similar situation: 1) Coachable will keep you focused. There are seemingly infinite different paths one can go down when studying and preparing for coding interviews on their own. Before starting with Coachable, I struggled with either spending too much time on a specific topic or getting distracted by doing too much at once. Coachable provides a clear schedule and curriculum that makes sure you focus on what matters, and that you don't move past a topic until you prove that you understand it. 2) There's no replacement for 1-on-1 mentorship. For me, by far the biggest benefit of using Coachable was the opportunity to talk 1-on-1 with my coach (who was a current SWE at a big tech company with 3 YOE) multiple times a week. When studying on my own, if a concept didn't immediately click for me, I found it difficult to seek out and find a different explanation online that did resonate with me. I would spend lots of time reading the same "tutorial"-level explanations, but if I had a specific technical question I needed answered to unlock my understanding, I often couldn't find it. When I started with Coachable, I noticed the pace of my *actual* learning increase exponentially. What I was missing was the instant feedback-loop from being able to discuss a concept with an experienced engineer. With that feedback, if I was not understanding something (or worse, misunderstanding something), I could immediately have that corrected by talking it through with my coach. 3) Live coding practice. In addition to reviewing the curriculum with your coach, you get the chance to have frequent live coding practice. My coaching sessions would often start with a short coding problem based on the curriculum I had recently covered. For me, it was very helpful to practice coding in front of another person, explaining my thought process as I worked through the question and the solution, and receiving feedback at the end. With sufficient practice, this can go a long way in improving your performance in actual coding interviews. 4) Career focus. Coachable understands the job market and understands what skills employers are looking for. Before Coachable, I was reacting to skills I would see listed in job postings, trying to cast to wide a net for myself (back-end + full stack). With Coachable, I was proactive about the skills I was learning and I stayed focused on preparing myself for a back-end role at a tech company, which is what I truly wanted. 5) The payment structure. Unlike a bootcamp, where you could invest thousands of dollars upfront with no assurances of it leading to employment, Coachable does it right. They get paid if you get a job. That is the right way to structure a program like this, and it helps lower the barrier to entry.