I applied through Monster and was contacted by a recruiter in a few days. Recruiter seemed condescending but I was amazed by the training and opportunity to travel that came with the offer. I was invited to have a phone interview with a hiring manager and was given a packet in which I could study from. Interview was extremely extremely easy. They were knowledge-based technical questions and you didn't really have to deal with algorithms or problem solving at all. I even missed some easy questions that were asked but I was given an offer anyways. After researching about the company and finding a lot of negative reviews, I decided to decline the offer. But that was because was good enough where I was able to get offers from other places. I would say that if you really can't find any other offers from any other places because you did really poorly in school and you have no worthwhile projects that you've done, then this opportunity would be the opportunity for you since it seems that they would hire anyone that took the time to study their packet. I would look at this opportunity more as a paid coding bootcamp if anything.

Completed unpaid training program successfully and was placed on a waitlist for payed training. The unpaid program focused on full stack Java development and lasted for around 3 months. The final exam was based on the topics and assesments covered in the program.