u/Bilbo-Bombadil wrote (the comment Michael replied to):
How can the median possibly be that high?
u/michaelnovati replied · ★ FEATURED
You should read my post!!! Of the 52 people who reported offers over that period of time, 92% of them looked like they had relevant experience and the average reported was just under 12 months of experience for their 3 week long projects.
Their CEO said this week in an info session: 'The longer people take in the job hunt the higher their salaries, not because they get more experience but they get more practice and better at telling their story' .
So those entries on their resumes accumulate and people then get interviewed for roles that require more experience.
Codesmith is a place that has a high bar and requires a certain type of person to be accepted. The graduates are extremely ambitious, hard working, and well spoken and professional.