Careerist Bewertungen 

Overall I think I obtained a good grasp of the job and concept of Manual QA. We also touched up a little on Automation, SQL, ChromeDev Tool, Selenium, SauceLabs, Agile and Scrum methodologies, as well as others. To improve, I would like to have been given more assignments to really drill down the different testing types and methodologies. With that said, I have not yet competed the Internship portion of the course so I believe it will be given there. Still I rate the course high because of the many industry professionals that were teaching the course and the lectures were recorded for playback.

Such a great community of mentors that will help guide you forward in your fields and career choices and the platform that is available is super helpful and it's all layout for u step by step you can always ask for help and there other students who u can connect with so your never alone give it a try any doubts you may have no worry you have already taken the first step and there a great team willing to help you take the chance for yourself even if you have doubts you don't have to feel stuck there plenty of options and resources to help navigate you towards your desire career thank you and I hope you can consider this a helpful guide into your new journey #1 fan of careerist and I couldn't be happier to be apart of a awesome team.

I started this course in February of 2024 and finished in July 2024. I'm currently going through the career coaching phase. The course are great for a beginner like me that knows very little about the tech industry. The website itself and the way it takes you through the courses is fine. There was a little bit of confusion after I finished my external internship going into the career coaching in that I thought I was going to immediately be able to apply for jobs. Once I started looking at the job requirements the applications I started to feel like I didn't have enough. I also started my career coaching with a coach that quit before I completed my final mock interview, but the coach with whom I did my final interview was better and he right away showed that he actually cared about my success as a new QA engineer. I got into this because the ad said I would break into the industry the quickest way. I understand its a marketing strategy to get people into the course but the reality is for most people it takes about a year. But there is a lot of support not just from the career coach but you can joining a graduates chat group which helps during the job hunt. For anyone looking to get into this I say do it but be aware if you have not prior tech experience it will be difficult to find a job, but like I said the courses are great and the teachers and coaches are very helpful.

Careerist is a great course to learn about QA testing. If you have a zero experience about this this field, try to get through this course and you would learn how do it.
I just finished this course, and looking forward to start the journey of getting a job in this field.

The Careerist team really cares about their students! I had such a good experience learning here. I learned the details of the QA interviews and I'm super nervous.. but I can't wait to start the interviews!
I want to thank my mentor Viktor Tsoy for guiding me and preparing me for the interviews.
I would recommend this program to anyone who wants to learn how to test and find a high paying tech job. I personally knew nothing about QA before taking this program. They walk you through everything you need to know. Highly recommend!

Careerist is all what you need to learn about QA software engineer. The instructors, mentors and staff are very friendly, knowledgeable and professional. The internship helped me to practice everything I learned in theory. I feel very positive and excited about my future. Thank God, I found a bootcamp program like Careerist. They focused on teaching you the skills you need to know to land a job and succeed. I think Careerist is the best! Thank you Careerist!

I am a current student almost done with the program, I cannot express how amazing careerist is and how much support I have going into this new career path, it is so amazing

The QA Engineer course was well thought out and structured. The internship allows you hands-on experience, which will be a game changer for those looking to break into tech. Careerist provides you with all the resources to successfully enter the QA job market. A huge part of this is the career coach, having this dedicated professional helping you and providing advice is a massive resource. Having recently started the job search portion of this journey, I am confident I'll land something soon.

I enjoyed the structure of the program and the 3 nights a week on Zoom with the class. There was always something new to learn and interesting to me about the role of a QA engineer. Following the internship and hands on experience, it helped to pull in all the knowledge that I learned from the night classes on Zoom. I also enjoyed attending the morning meetings during the internship because it gave me that experience in the field as a QA manual tester and working on projects as a team. Also, my career coach helped me tremendously and he was always supportive of me. He was a big help to me, in preparing me for the transition into the tech industry. I’m still new in the field, but I want to return back to the school in the near future because there’s also another course in the program that I’m curious about learning. I trust their program and I know that they’re going to teach me what i want to learn in the industry.

Very thorough course on QA engineering, it was easy to connect with the team and extra resources were always handy.

I finally landed a job after a little over a year. It was a long road and not an easy one. I’ll first say some general things and then get into what I think Careerist should implement and is it worth even signing up.

Having no IT experience, I signed up for both the manual QA course as well as the Automation course. I finished the Manual QA after 3 months. It was straight forward. I did feel like I learned a lot considering I didn’t have any past knowledge of anything IT. So it was helpful in that sense. However, if you are the type of person that is a self-learner you can completely do without this course. There are tons of resources you can use to learn the basics that they taught in the manual QA course. They also have an internship. I would use the word internship loosely that they provide. It was a good experience in that it can build up your confidence with certain skills you learned, but to call it a true internship is a stretch. All in all, the material they teach you in the manual course are things you can learn on your own and you really don’t need to spend your money on it. However, if you are completely new and just like something that has structure then it can be a good fit, but not necessary.

After I finished the manual QA course you get to work with a career coach. I feel like this is a waste of time. You are assigned a career coach where they help you with interview questions, which is a waste. Just study the 14 interview questions on your own and you’ll be fine. You don’t need to have an interview coach that tells you you need to talk slower or quicker or expand on your answers or just say what is provided for you. It’s so subjective and the experience itself I felt was a waste. What was good is that they help you with your resume. That I would say was the best thing that came out of it. The preparation for the interview was pointless. During my interviews I got asked I believe 2 or 3 of the questions that they provided, but they were those generic questions I feel like everyone gets asked. What they need to implement during the coaching phase are technical/whiteboard interview questions.

So, after the coaching I started to apply to jobs. I learned very quickly that just having the manual QA knowledge wasn’t enough, but for a couple of months after I finished the manual course I kept applying to jobs. I only used LinkedIn, Monster, and Indeed. I also would reach out to recruiters and I was actually surprised that a handful of recruiters reached out to me from LinkedIn as well as from Monster. I had one interview about 2 weeks after my manual class was over and it was awful. I got through the first part just fine, but the second part was a technical part and I did awful. This is where I think Careerist needs to help its students out. The technical interview/whiteboard part was a challenge for me. I don’t know if everyone who tries out for a manual position has to do whiteboard type technical questions, but it was the first time I experienced it and it was an hour or my life that felt like an eternity. So, after that I did not get anymore interviews and I was struggling finding just manual QA jobs. It seemed like every job posting wanted you to know a little automation, so I decided to take a break from the job hunt and register for the automation class.

The automation class was fun and I enjoyed it. I didn’t finish it in the sense that I didn’t do the career coach aspect of the course because I thought that was pointless because they don’t do any technical/whiteboard type of assistance and I didn’t bother with the internship because as I mentioned earlier it isn’t a true internship it’s more of a confidence boost which isn’t a bad thing, but I felt my time would be better spent job hunting. So after I got through the actual course work I decided to job hunt again.

This time around I wanted to prepare for the technical/whiteboard types of questions so I got a tutor with Wyzant as well as with Interview Kickstart. They weren’t cheap, but I needed the help cause those technical/whiteboard interviews are not fun, especially if you already have anxiety in interviews. I wish Careerist would help prepare you more for the technical interview rather than basic questions anyone can just study on their own. Also, the JAS service that Careerist has that can help you apply to jobs is pointless. Don’t even bother with that. With my tutors help I was able to learn how these whiteboard interviews work and get a job as a QA analyst.

It was a long road for me. It took a little over a year and looking back I honestly don’t think I would have chose Careerist. It wasn’t bad, but to me it wasn’t worth the price. I think their curriculum is good and what they teach is practical, but they need to get rid of JAS and begin to implement something about the technical/whiteboard challenges into their career coaching curriculum.

My experience has been awesome with Careerist in that they take the time to explain concepts in real-world terms that motivate and encourage!

Changing careers can be very scary and although I have mastered each subject taught, the knowledge gained has given me a strong foundation and for that, Careerist gets 5 Stars! They deserve it!! Great Job You Guys!!

I'm thrilled with my course bundle so far! The lessons are engaging, and I'm learning so much every day. Highly recommend to anyone looking to expand their knowledge and skills!

That is a scam company who do not care about your career prospects , rather care about jacking up their bank account . First of all , their promises of " landing a job within 3 months ,even before graduating / the job market is seeking desperately for QA engineers / QA engineers are eyeing for 6 figure salary bla bla " are absolute deception . there are 100s of graduates who studied and got trained in their "miracle" QA testing course but still struggling in securing a job BECAUSE THE EMPLOYERS NEED SOMEONE WITH IT DEGREE . Unfortunately , THAT SCAM ARTISTS DO NOT SET OUT THOSE NUANCES TO THE STUDENTS PRIOR TO THE INCEPTION OF THE COURSE . Are you wondering why ?? BECAUSE THEY CARE ABOUT ONLY GETTING RICH AT THE BACK OF BLUE COLLAR AMERICA !! Do not waste your time and money on those con artists . Their course are completely useless

I recently completed a Python course that exceeded my expectations in many ways. The instructors were exceptional, providing clear instructions and ample support throughout the course. Whenever I struggled with homework problems, there were plenty of mentors available to help, which was incredibly reassuring.

The course structure was well-designed with progressively challenging material and lots of practice problems to reinforce learning. The feedback on homework assignments was thorough and constructive, helping me improve consistently.

Towards the end, the difficulty did ramp up, and some concepts became more confusing. However, the course accommodated my pace when I fell behind, allowing me the time needed to catch up without feeling rushed.

Overall, it was a rewarding learning experience, and I feel much more confident in my Python skills now.

Careerist truly provided me with the opportunity to become capable and pursue a successful career in tech.

I'm currently doing the bundle for the automation QA and so far I have had a great experience. The tutors are very helpful and the instructors are very knowledgeable. I'm currently looking forward graduating and landing a job in the field!!

I recently completed the QA Automation course from Careerist, and it has been a game-changer for my career. The course is thoughtfully structured, covering essential tools like Python and Selenium. The instructors are industry veterans who bring real-world experience to the classroom, making complex concepts easy to grasp. The hands-on projects and internship opportunities allowed me to apply what I learned immediately. Plus, the personalized career coaching and job placement assistance were invaluable. If you’re serious about a career in QA Automation, this course is a must!

I had no experience in the IT field before. I was searching for courses that would teach me well from scratch, and then I came across Careerist.
I can highly recommend it . If there is something you do not understand, you can get help many times and at any time. They teach lessons in the best and easiest way possible. Thank you for my mentors and techs.

I am currently enjoying my journey as a QA analyst with Careerist. I am currently working as a QA Analyst In a Software development Company.
What I experienced: Amazing community, Active feedback, and Valid information.