I had the pleasure of being an Instructor for a class Konstantinos was in for the MERN stack during his time at the coding dojo. He finished with the highest scores in all of the programming stacks which he took (Python, MERN, C#). This was a given and not surprising due to his very high skill level in problem solving, advanced intellect, and very curious and hardworking attitude. What was most impressive about Mr. Mazarakis is that he could connect and create synergy with his colleagues and get the best out of the people he was around. This trait is very valuable because he has the sufficient software engineer skills combined with the ability to really pull the best out of his teammates that he was able to create something special wherever he went. I would consider anybody who gets the pleasure to work with Konstantinos to be in very very good hands when it comes to a class act human, professional, and developer.

I taught "Kostas" at Coding Dojo. From day one, he was one of the most driven and brightest students I've had the pleasure to teach. Kostas refused to move on to the next section of material until he completely understood his current material. He was never satisfied with "just okay," and I am confident that his determination will carry over to the tech industry when (not if) he lands his first job. If I were to characterize his work in one word, it would be "holistic." Each and every project that Kostas produced while at the Dojo did not suffer from neglect in any area.

I had the pleasure of being an Instructor for a class Konstantinos was in for the MERN stack during his time at the coding dojo. He finished with the highest scores in all of the programming stacks which he took (Python, MERN, C#). This was a given and not surprising due to his very high skill level in problem solving, advanced intellect, and very curious and hardworking attitude. What was most impressive about Mr. Mazarakis is that he could connect and create synergy with his colleagues and get the best out of the people he was around. This trait is very valuable because he has the sufficient software engineer skills combined with the ability to really pull the best out of his teammates that he was able to create something special wherever he went. I would consider anybody who gets the pleasure to work with Konstantinos to be in very very good hands when it comes to a class act human, professional, and developer.

I taught "Kostas" at Coding Dojo. From day one, he was one of the most driven and brightest students I've had the pleasure to teach. Kostas refused to move on to the next section of material until he completely understood his current material. He was never satisfied with "just okay," and I am confident that his determination will carry over to the tech industry when (not if) he lands his first job. If I were to characterize his work in one word, it would be "holistic." Each and every project that Kostas produced while at the Dojo did not suffer from neglect in any area.

I had the pleasure of being an Instructor for a class Konstantinos was in for the MERN stack during his time at the coding dojo. He finished with the highest scores in all of the programming stacks which he took (Python, MERN, C#). This was a given and not surprising due to his very high skill level in problem solving, advanced intellect, and very curious and hardworking attitude. What was most impressive about Mr. Mazarakis is that he could connect and create synergy with his colleagues and get the best out of the people he was around. This trait is very valuable because he has the sufficient software engineer skills combined with the ability to really pull the best out of his teammates that he was able to create something special wherever he went. I would consider anybody who gets the pleasure to work with Konstantinos to be in very very good hands when it comes to a class act human, professional, and developer.

I taught "Kostas" at Coding Dojo. From day one, he was one of the most driven and brightest students I've had the pleasure to teach. Kostas refused to move on to the next section of material until he completely understood his current material. He was never satisfied with "just okay," and I am confident that his determination will carry over to the tech industry when (not if) he lands his first job. If I were to characterize his work in one word, it would be "holistic." Each and every project that Kostas produced while at the Dojo did not suffer from neglect in any area.