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Are you guys willing to coach to self-taught programmers(who do not have a comp sc. degree) for the entry level jobs? Or you are focused on taking experienced c
by subrat_rout 11y ago
Are you guys willing to coach to self-taught programmers(who do not have a comp sc. degree) for the entry level jobs? Or you are focused on taking experienced candidates and groom them for more senior level position?
- ztratar 11y agoAbsolutely willing to take self-taught programmers. In fact, in our experience thus far, we've found self-taught people tend to get better results when coached/mentored.
- hecontreraso 11y agoDo you accept overseas candidates? I would like to relocate to USA or to take a remote developer job
- subrat_rout 11y agoI am a self-taught programmer but I find hard to crack the entry level full stack developer position in SF bay area. Almost all startups are looking for a senior developer (at least 3-4 years experience). So I am in a catch 22. Do you guys have plan to coach newbie developer for junior level position?
- wyclif 11y agoI ran into this same problem: everybody only seems to want senior talent. There's a chasm between intermediate and "unicorn" that needs to be bridged. I hope these guys can improve that situation. It's tough to find good mentoring when you're a n00b to intermediate.
- hecontreraso 11y agoSame question here