GEEK JOB - Shinjuku City

I participated in the experience session last time. I couldn't find any information on the web page, but it seems that a penalty will be incurred if I withdraw from the membership after 14 years. Moreover, it is expensive, so if you are considering it, you should look elsewhere. Programming is also taught only in the early days, and the fee is high for that, so if you are studying for a little interest, self-study is overwhelmingly recommended.

The infrastructure course could not be advanced unless there were not enough mentors and the person who was advancing the curriculum taught me. Those who have a complicated curriculum and want to advance as an infrastructure engineer should think carefully after enrolling in another programming school.

I am learning programming at Yotsuya Campus. There were many programmers who were stuck with learning content, but each time they were taught by a learning mentor. At first we think whether we can continue study by experiential learning If you work on HTML and CSS in advance and add basic knowledge of the IT industry, you will be able to study smoothly.

I will write my own experience of the current machine learning engineer. When I was 28, I wanted to change jobs from hard work (transportation) to the IT industry, and I was attracted to the advertisement that the turnover rate from inexperienced people was 90% or more. When I entered the school, I was given a video that was obviously difficult for beginners to understand, and was shown a video created by a mentor or something, and each of them self-taught. It was my first time, so when I asked about a type conversion error, I was told, "Don't ask me that, please look it up yourself." "Your question was all about relying on people, and when I was a beginner, I had to spend two days dealing with one error. I'm too unconscious," he said in a public sermon. And when I thought I was studying, I was suddenly called for an interview (of a geek job), and am I okay? Can you be a programmer? When I consulted with him, the words he said "I think it's quite difficult to change jobs. The reason is that companies look at growth margins. If you're inexperienced at 28, it's quite difficult." There is no room for growth. In that state, I was made to practice the interview method for some reason. Even if I was here, I felt that I couldn't grow, so I stopped telling myself that I wouldn't go anymore. I was told that it was a penalty, but I ignored it. As a result, I studied python on my own and hone my skills with the problems of competition professionals on the net, I was able to safely change jobs to the IT industry at 29, and I became a machine learning engineer from a programmer through an in-house lecturer I was able to do it. What I was able to learn here is that when teaching to beginners, I was conscious of teaching politely with the feelings of the students who did not understand. Geekjob, on the other hand, is useful as a teacher. If you are new to programmers and want to become a programmer, you should stop here. It is a company that collects people with good advertisements and introduces some good human resources to the company and earns money. I hardly felt the desire to teach the students. If you want to be a programmer, you should buy some books yourself and study by yourself, or you should actually have an interview with an IT company and analyze what you lack. I definitely don't recommend it here. It's a waste of transportation and time.

This is a person who received a job offer the other day in the Geek Job Infrastructure Engineer Course. University dropout ▶ Professional dropout resume I was 25 years old, but I got a job offer from a major IT company. Two years ago, there were many low-rated opinions as to whether the system was unstable, but in reality, that was not the case. I think it will be easy to change jobs if you set goals on your own initiative, proceed with learning, and work on the curriculum. I think it's tough to have a passive attitude that if you go to a programming school, you'll be an engineer. The curriculum is easy to understand, and above all, I think that support for questions and support for changing jobs is hot. I think that the mentor may not be compatible with each other, so I thought it would be nice if you could consult with us about such things.

2021/05 / 10-2021 / 08/26 unofficial decision Factory line work dispatched by full-time employees Entered from retirement for 3 years and 1 month. Since there is a job change guarantee, you will be introduced to excellent companies that will be involved in development after joining the company until you can change jobs. You can also create a blackjack portfolio where you can learn object-oriented programming. In addition, from the introduction of Eclipse, you will be taught online face-to-face techniques that are useful in practice in the CRUD curriculum using mySQL, Servlets, and JSPs. I'm glad I enrolled because I could only find help desk or night shift jobs on the job search site and I could only study up to level 5 with Progate. Partly due to the influence of the coronavirus, I took an online course from Osaka. You can ask questions by chat using slack, or you can ask questions online in about 20 minutes after applying from the site. [Later talk] * It is often said that "If you can decide what you want to make and make it, you will grow faster", but only those who can do it are the ones who can do it. Normally, I don't know what I want to make, even though I don't know what I can do. There was a person who said in Udemy's video that such a person should learn automation of office work with Excel VBA etc. * I'm a little frustrated when it comes to app development, and even with GEEK JOB, I was only able to clear the first stage of large-scale development. However, I am very motivated to study tests, so I would like to pursue a career in test development as a test engineer rather than development.

I do not prepare the reference text in-house If you have any questions, please say "How to do XX" for details. A rip-off school where anyone can teach. To be honest, I want you to return the money. I'm making excuses that the text isn't perfect so that I can solve it myself, but I'm just omitting it because I can't explain it in detail or it's troublesome. Besides, since it is a teaching material on the web, you will not be able to see anything after 3 months. It will be a payment box after 3 months without mercy. Kick from the room without saying anything to slack. They will not support you in the future. Even if you pay a lot of money, they will not support you and you will see a fool.

Course: One month free PG course (Java) I am 23 years old with a college dropout. My previous job was help desk work in infrastructure. By changing jobs at GEEK JOB, I was able to get 3 in-house appointments. I will write honestly. Service overview: Service overview: First of all, one job change mentor and one technical mentor will follow you. Using GEEK JOB's original teaching materials, we will proceed with learning by basic self-study and asking questions if there is something you do not understand. As soon as the curriculum progresses to a certain standard, introduction to companies and selection will start. Career Change Mentor: They mainly support job hunting (interview preparation, document elaboration, etc.). It was written in various reviews in other reviews, but to be clear, the quality of the service depends on the mentor. There are multiple mentors, one of whom is assigned to you. Of course there is a luck factor. I don't know the quality of the career change mentor for the entire GEEK JOB, but the person in charge of me was very polite. I was able to pass the interview and documents thanks to the job change mentor. Technical mentor: It mainly supports learning (questions in PG learning, etc.) .. As with the job change mentor, I think the quality of the service depends on the mentor. The person in charge of me was very quick to respond when I asked a question. The question response was also polite. The only concern I have is about the evaluation when submitting an assignment. There were times when I felt that I was able to understand the code I wrote. However, if you ask the question again, you will get a solid answer. curriculum: It's not too difficult. I think that the content is easy for PG beginners to get along with. I don't think you need to be so prepared. On the contrary, I think that it is not possible to improve your skills by going to GEEK JOB. It's just like the entrance to the PG. Overall rating: Based on the above, I think that it is a fairly good environment for those who have no experience in PG to find employment. It's just a personal impression, but I think that you should focus on getting a job rather than enrolling with the expectation of learning support and curriculum. The progress of learning can also be an appealing material to companies, so I think that is also an advantage of enrolling in GEEK JOB (actually, you will be asked about the progress of the curriculum at the interview).