Best software engineer bootcamp?

Eeek. TripleTen may or may not be good, but making a decision because of a random person on Reddit that is anonymous is a very very very bad idea.

My company doesn't offer training or education. Our main product is an interview prep platform to help you receive practice and mentorship for your upcoming engineering interviews. We also offer short and cheap AI training courses for existing experienced engineers. The typical flow would be Person -> Bootcamp -> Job -> at least 2 years -> Formation.

The courses are $1500 each (currently a discount offered) Formation interview prep? You can get a $2500 a month membership, or you can pay $5000 upfront and an additional fee from $0 to $15000 depending on the increase in base salary over your current (or previous) base salary. The variable fee is currently structured so that if you don't get a job at all and leave, you don't pay anything extra, and the typical person is paying around $5000 additional (i.e. $10K total). The interview prep does not 'teach' anything so you have to come in with already hirable skills and it's purely focused on preparing you for job interviews to increase your pass rate by practicing on our platform and by getting mentorship and feedback from our hundreds of industry mentors. So just want to make sure everyone reading this doesn't mistake what we do for a bootcamp alternative given the context. We make money by helping you pass top tier interviews for jobs you are already qualified for and we make more money the more bigger increase in base salary you get.