Four weeks. Eight people. Live with me.

A small-group mentorship for engineers who build great things and stay invisible. We fix the invisible part, on your own real work, in public, together. Then the right people start coming to you, whether for a job, for the thing you built, or for whatever you're after.

What you get

  • Four weekly live group calls, two hours each, working on your actual project.
  • Monthly group follow-up calls after the four weeks, because this takes longer than a month to stick.
  • Seven other people who notice if you go quiet. That's the mechanism, not a detail.
  • All of it on your own work. Not exercises, not case studies, not my projects.

The price
The standard price is €1,000. This is the founding cohort, the first time I'm running it, so it's €500, and it goes up for the next group. You pay less because you're going first, and because your experience helps shape what this becomes.

When it runs
It starts once the eight seats are filled. You'll get the schedule and everything you need by email the moment we're ready to begin.

If you change your mind
Full refund, any time before the cohort starts. No questions, no forms. You're not committed to anything until we actually begin.

Who's running it
Fran Méndez, creator of AsyncAPI, the open standard adopted by GitHub, NASA, Adidas, Lego and Citibank, and hosted under the Linux Foundation. I spent more than a decade being a good engineer nobody had heard of. Not anymore. I haven't applied for a job since 2017. This is how.

Still deciding? Read the full story at fmvilas.me/unrejectable, or get the free list of everything I know about being found first.