Co-founder and CEO of the online school for non-technical IT professions IAMPM Mary Kirichek reported that the company’s website is down.
Co-founder and CEO of the online school for non-technical IT professions IAMPM Mary Kirichek reported that the company’s website is down.
«The biggest Black Friday fail of my career. And I need your help. Imagine: Black Friday. Evening. People are searching for our courses.
«And our main website… is down,» she wrote .
IAMPM is an EdTech company that has been helping switchers, juniors, and mid-level professionals confidently enter IT and grow within the industry for 8 years. The school has graduated over 30,000 students.
«We’ll tell you the full story someday, but for now, let’s keep it short: our website is down,» the company said in a Facebook post.
According to her, the reason why clients cannot order courses is due to the actions of the domain registrar. «Because the domain registrar in Germany made a typo in one letter of our email when updating the data. One. Letter. Now it is technically impossible to get the site up and running by Monday morning (because they have a day off, of course). This is the moment when you want to either cry or laugh. I chose the latter. And I will definitely tell you this story in detail later,» Maria noted.
Currently, if you try to access the school’s main website, there is no connection to the server.
She also reported that currently discounted offers are available on the website https://iampm.ua/
«If you or someone you know is looking for our PM/BA/AI courses — the working website is in the picture and in the comments to this post!!! All courses are available and there are discounts on them — they’re just not all on the site yet. Please leave a request so that the manager can tell you everything! If you can — share this post. This is not an ordinary „Black Friday“ advertisement. This is an SOS from a team that teaches others to manage projects, but itself got caught in a perfect storm of force majeure. Thank you for being here. I promise — the history lesson from this case will be epic,» noted the school’s co-founder.
