hyping and commenting on each other’s shitty work which they have designed for other designers on social media
Also funny how their recent design graduates end up becoming "mentors" for their subsequent batches. I mean doesn't mentorship need experience? 🤷🏻♂️
+1
it’s a cult
So was NeogCamp
Bruh, I was about to join them but now they seem to be very low quality. I think Tanmay's Substack post made me interested in them, which IMO was a good read. I wonder if you know a good camp/coaching/etc which is good for algo rizz, referrals and interviews (potentially pave way to get hired with 0 network atm)
Is their bootcamp worth it ? I see lot of people getting 20 lac package.?
No bootcamp is worth it. If there are bootcamp, why do people go through 4 years of bdes degree. If it was worth it, NID/IIT IDC should just shut shop and go lol. Less than 1% of the batch and that too when there was a bull market then people might have got. Now all I get is referral texts from these 10k people
Lot of people? I see the majority are still searching for a job or stuck in their old non design job.
10k designers are cult
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Most of them suffered from Steve Job syndrome
