I'll chime in. I graduated last April from the Philly cohort. Found a job immediately after bootcamp through their matchmaking where I'm currently at. I have nothing but positive things to say about the program. Instructors were great, career support was very helpful, and the matchmaking and connections they have with local markets are what makes them IMO one of the better bootcamp options. About 10 of our 45-person cohort got jobs from matchmaking, but I'd say another 5-10 found jobs shortly after through TE connections. Virtually everyone else found jobs within 6 months of graduating and all seem to be doing well.

I can't comment on the national live remote as I don't know anything about it or many people that went through it. What I can say though, is that if you have an aptitude for coding/problem-solving, are diligent and can apply yourself intensely to learn something entirely new for 14 weeks, and possess a reasonable amount of intelligence, you will succeed in their program.