u/rollingdev2 wrote (the comment Michael replied to):
\> It's just rational - you get to work with someone for 3 months and know exactly if they should convert or not, whereas a new grad without that you are taking a risk based only on the interview process and their resume how's someone like me supposed to get into big tech if I'v
u/michaelnovati replied · ★ FEATURED
If you have 2 years or more of legit SWE work experience on your resume then you are in good shape to consider Formation. We can't change your experience, so if you have the experience then we help you 1) practice the computer science fundamentals all hyper-focused on getting you to pass top tier technical interviews and on, 2) figuring out what parts of your experience are most impressive to top tier tech and practicing framing those with top tier engineers or hiring managers (both technically and behavioral)