isnt it coming at 9 am pst ? which is like 3 . 5 hours from now ? <| sep |> Original post by uFKAFKAFKA in rbadliteraturenbspThis crosspost was performed automatically as a part of the ImagesOfNetwork . Learn more about the ImagesOfNetwork , how you can help , and other Frequently Asked Questions , or visit us on Discord ! Remove my post ! The bot got this one wrong ! Stop Crossposting My Stuff ! # match 2016 <| sep |> Firstly , thanks a lot for reply and apologies for delayed response I only just got the notification pop up for some reason ! We are in Software Development primarily where currently there is a huge skills shortage but at the same time Computer Science is one of degrees with the highest rate of unemployment in the UK . We are looking to work with employers who are looking for skilled developers and then taking their requirements to create a new training method which we would see primarily as an alternative to university with the view that employers will then take on graduates directly from our course no recruiters , I have grown to despise recruiters ! that ' s essentially it in simple terms . We already have buy in from Microsoft UK and they are even letting us run our first cohort from one of their offices in the UK , employers see our content and delivery as very attractive and if we can put entry level developers in front of them with the curriculum we have set out then they would take them without blinking an eye . The other aspect of this , however , is the students . I want to get in and talk to students about the industry , run various workshops about software development mostly interactive , building an angry bird simulation from scratch or other tasks like this and then speak to them about the paths into the industry our path being one of them . It ' s just very difficult to get in front of students at the moment I felt that mostly it ' s because I am competing directly with the perceived normal routes however your post has allayed that fear and now I am just curious as to why it ' s so difficult !