Alexis
Alex almost gave up coding.
Almost quit → fullstack role at a top French company
Alex almost gave up coding.
Not because he wasn't smart or he didn't work hard.
Because the market is brutal right now, and he had no structure, no clear path and no one in his corner.
He jumped between tutorials and tech stacks, never going deep on anything.
He didn't even apply for SWE roles at first because he didn't feel ready.
When he finally started interviewing, he froze in front of senior devs.
Mind went blank.
15 interviews like that.
Then we stopped spreading himself thin across random courses and went deep on architectural thinking instead.
How to scale systems.
How to explain tradeoffs.
How to talk about WHY, not just WHAT.
That's what changed his interviews.
Today Alex has a fullstack role at one of the top companies in France, with an offer he negotiated up.
His highest income ever.
Once he had a real plan instead of grinding blindly, everything moved.
You get the offers when you stop grinding blindly and start learning with direction.
“I might have just given up coding, to be fair. The market is that hard. But following the courses and working with Hayk is why I landed the job in the first place.”