metana.ioReviews of metana.io

I cannot recommend Metana to anyone, I have reffered to few connections from LinkedIn connection during looking at job guarantee policy.  I paid approx $7,000 for this program expecting quality mentorship, but the instructor was completely unable to provide the necessary assistance. I was left waiting for over six months just to get fixed one bug, had no desire to help students, which completely stalled my progress and caused immense personal stress. When I requested a refund due to their failure to deliver adequate educational support, they repeatedly denied it. They used a strict 6-month completion policy against me. They are completely ignoring the fact that their own instructor caused the massive delays, and that I had formally notified them of personal absences due to urgent concerns and was overseas but they made a reason to disqualify from refund policy. I was also been told that I got employment so I did not qualify but that employment was unpaid, how that make any sense if they promise for minimum 50000$usd.  I’m still taking stress about that money which takes year to save for students and always regret joining Metana. They are quick to take your hard-earned money but fail to provide the basic support required to finish the course. Save your $7,000 and look elsewhere for a bootcamp that actually cares about student success and consumer rights.  I’m taking legal action now

Do not enroll based on the sales pitch. The central promise used to close the sale, that they connect you directly with hiring managers and industry insiders, is demonstrably false. That connection does not exist. What you actually get is generic resume help and links to job postings you could have found yourself on LinkedIn in five minutes. There is no pipeline, no warm introductions, no insiders, nothing resembling what they advertise. The job placement support that justified the entire price tag simply does not materialize. No real interview preparation, no follow-through, no access to anyone who hires. Sending you public job links and calling it "career support" is misleading, and dressing up a resume review as a placement program is worse. The curriculum itself was disorganized and at times outdated, and support was slow and inconsistent. But the curriculum is not the main problem. The main problem is that the outcomes used to sell the program do not reflect what is delivered. If you are considering this because of the placement promises, get every specific claim about hiring manager connections, introductions, and job placement in writing before you pay a cent. They will not put it in writing, and that tells you everything. Read independent reviews across every platform you can find before handing over money.