Oct 7, 2020
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 8, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- The Job Hackers, a non-profit organization serving technology professionals, reports that its members are still landing jobs despite the severe economic disruption caused by COVID-19.
Through its 6-week "Agile MBA" course, The Job Hackers has provided over $2M worth free training on Agile development practices, enabling professionals to pass Scrum certification tests and get hired for jobs that require agile credentials. The course, which originally was taught in a classroom setting, is now conducted via video conference and serves diverse participants in 6 continents. Graduates of the class have access to job listings, resume review services, networking opportunities, and other resources that support their job search.
Members who have recently landed jobs praise the program:
The Job Hackers delivers its services with a corps of volunteers and a budget of only $10K/year, so it is a highly cost-efficient workforce training and development program. Donations to support the mission are welcomed. More information on the Job Hackers program can be found at https://www.thejobhackers.org/. Reviews of the program can be found on SwitchUp.org (https://www.switchup.org/bootcamps/the-job-hackers).
The Job Hackers
It is the mission of The Job Hackers to provide individuals with the knowledge and experience needed to navigate the complex world of knowledge work. The Job Hackers do this by giving their participants valuable knowledge about software development to prepare them for real-world jobs and working with them and employers to ensure the proper placement of participants.
FOR MORE INFORMATION: Visit us at www.thejobhackers.org
Contact: Larry Apke, Chief Agile Officer
Direct: 480-313-4241
Email:
[email protected]
SOURCE The Job Hackers
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