I want to be very transparent here, because this matters if you’re deciding where to invest your time and money. Our students aren’t landing jobs faster because they’re “smarter” They aren’t coding 12 hours a day And it’s not because we have some secret hiring hack The real reason comes down to structure, incentives, and accountability. Here’s what traditional bootcamps get wrong: 1️⃣ They optimize for teaching, not outcomes Most bootcamps are designed like schools: - Fixed curriculum - Fixed timeline - Same projects for everyone - Little to no individual feedback You can “graduate” without being job-ready. At that point, they’ve already won, you paid. 2️⃣ No real accountability once you fall behind Life happens. When students miss a week or get stuck: - They quietly fall behind - Confidence drops - Momentum dies That’s why bootcamps have massive drop-off rates (they just don’t advertise them). 3️⃣ Portfolios that look like everyone else’s Hiring managers can spot bootcamp portfolios instantly. Same layouts, same projects, same patterns. That’s not a skill issue, it’s a system issue. Here’s why our students move faster 👇 ✅ Outcome-based structure Everything we do is reverse engineered from one goal: “Would this help you get hired?” If the answer is no, it doesn’t make the curriculum. ✅ 1:1 accountability + pressure (in a good way) Students don’t disappear for weeks. They have: - Clear weekly expectations - Someone checking progress - Someone calling out avoidance early This alone speeds people up more than any “better content.” ✅ Job guarantee = aligned incentives This is the uncomfortable truth most programs avoid: When a school guarantees outcomes, they’re forced to: - Filter for commitment - Fix broken systems fast - Care deeply about results If you don’t get hired, we haven’t finished our job That changes everything. ✅ Portfolios built to win interviews, not impress beginners Students build: - Targeted portfolios - Senior-looking projects - Work that makes recruiters pause

If you’ve been meaning to join one of our live sessions, this is a great one to start with. Every Thursday, @Joe Iliff hosts a live, hands-on Q&A where members get real-time help with the things that usually slow progress down. This isn’t a lecture. It's not pre-planned slides. It's support on your actual questions. Joe helps with: - Breaking through coding roadblocks - Improving problem-solving (not just syntax) - Building confidence explaining your thinking - Showing up stronger in interviews 🗓 Thursday, December 18th ⏰ 5pm CST 📍 Live here 👉 Join here:https://www.skool.com/live/QfSdj28JKQ6 If you’ve been: - Stuck on JavaScript logic - Second-guessing yourself while debugging - Unsure how to explain your code clearly - Feeling “behind” and not sure what to focus on next This session is exactly for that. You don’t need to be “ready.” You don’t need perfect questions. Just show up, listen, and ask what’s been on your mind. Come with questions. Leave with clarity. See you there 👊