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DevX School

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  • Marharyta B.

    Date: 09/26/2022

    Extremely toxic, disorganized, gaslighting, students blaming bootcamp. I wish it was 0 stars. Wanted it to work out, but . the course has no structure at all. Today one mentor is talking about one topic tomorrow another mentor is talking about the same, while students were lacking deep software skills. Classes are starts like what you want to talk about today?, and then they say mentors are bored cause students dont do job, but in reality mentors are bored because they dont like what they do. Classes are lead by students mostly. If you have problems or concerns about classes no one will listen, was waiting my questions to be answered for weeks. The school teaches Axure software which is constantly lagging so instead of enjoying designing students were fixing software issues, there was no string Figma or Adobe knowledge as well, when I asked they pointed to 3 hours! class they did. Like seriously? Figma classes were based only on copying 1-2 designs and from that point it was self learning, students were teaching a mentor how to work in Figma! 1 mentor ***** (owner) after agreements were signed just decided to cancel his classes by replacing himself with another mentor, who always has no idea what to talk about. Last 2-3 months was a complete mess, its just self-learning process, classes are worthless thats why I started asking for a refund. We were supposed to work in Jira with 2 projects, worked only with 1, because school doesnt pay for Jira membership, so every class was some different mess. Video assignments never got a feedback. When trying to talk nicely directly to the owner you will wait for a response forever or will be considered as not working hard student or day care client just to get rid of you and your concerns they will try to blame you in everything. Even if you have done all work (my case). Complaining=you dont work, not complaining=smart.

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