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In this short interview segment, three recent graduates discuss the most challenging aspects of their program. Speaker A explains the intense time pressure of completing program milestones while working full‑time and raising three children, emphasizing the effort required to keep pace. Speaker B describes the difficulty of finding the first technical hire for their company, noting that the first three months were especially tough until the program’s network helped secure an engineer in the fourth month. Speaker C reflects on how the program deliberately mirrors the harsh realities of the industry—heavy workload, effort, and potential rejections—making it the toughest yet most valuable part of the experience.

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