Revature reviews

3.7

70% would recommend to a friend

(2,177 total reviews)
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Ashwin Bharath

76% approve of CEO

56% positive business outlook

Revature has an employee rating of 3.7 out of 5 stars, based on 2,177 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Revature employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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5.0
May 3, 2019
Recommend
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Pros

Pass or Fail. If you make it even half way through the program the quality of the teaching is so good, if you really put in the time to understand it, you will get a job somewhere. Teaching has to go down twice as a pro. A lot of agencies are happy to take you on take 20k of your annual salary just to place you, and really don't invest in you the way Revature does. For a single developer straight out of college, pure gold. I can't speak for the other instructors, but if you train in Tampa and you're in Trevin's batch, you made out well. He's good and really cares about his students. The staff as a whole is a pro. Where I was trained they're all for the most part friendly, approachable, and professional. The business culture has an inspiring feel. The work they're doing to help developers land jobs

Cons

Great as the training is, it's not a 'perfect' model for everyone. The company seems aware of it though and trying to adapt. I would NOT recommend Revature under the following circumstances: (These aren't even Cons so much as a word of caution.) 1.) You can't give it 150% of yourself. The extra 50% accounts for sleepless nights. Unless your already a rock star programmer, you will have them. 2.) Don't still be taking classes anywhere else. (see above) This is what happened to me. I thought I could balance a Masters program along with this. Big mistake, I burnt out on week 10 or so. Don't make that mistake, the further you go and don't make it, the more you will miss it, and be in a weird place. 3) Ideally for singles. If you're married, it can be hard to plan even a few days let alone 12+ weeks away your spouse or children. It's not impossible but it will be harder. 4) If your married, be financially prepared. You'll be making minimum wage. If your married with children. Have a nest egg, if you must go to Revature to launch your career. If your barely scraping by, you'll be buying lots of Ramen noodle. 5) You have a serious gaming addiction. This is silly but I've seen people actually wash out over this. Be prepared to devote at least 4 hours after work to reinforce the days material.

5.0
May 3, 2019

A Great Experience

Recommend
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Pros

Mentor will give you feedback to help you Batch structure promotes a team environment and comradeship Resources are given in abundance Certifications and certain expendatures are reinbursed Job security 10 working days to before you sign any contracts

Cons

You will likely be placed in a batch that isn't exactly what you were expecting, but you will be placed in a position where clients have requested workers. You will put in 10+ hours a day to stay up to pace with the training.

4.0
May 3, 2019
Recommend
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Pros

You will be put in a training track on a new/relevant technology. The trainers care about your success and well being. You will learn a lot in a short period of time.

Cons

if you are unfamiliar with a subject, it will feel like the trainer is going really fast. You won't have much free time after the first week or two of training, you will need to spend time studying and working on projects.

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