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I think their salaries answer that for you. People who have been coding for years make well more than $64k, even in entry-level positions. Coding bootcamps ar

I think their salaries answer that for you. People who have been coding for years make well more than $64k, even in entry-level positions. Coding bootcamps are essentially the nursing equivalent to doctors. They graduate people who can do an adequate job of their specific role and certainly can be helpful on a team, but you don't put them in charge of the project.

trowawee 11y ago
It is almost like bootcamp grads have not been programming for years. If only we had a word we could use to describe people relatively new to the profession, a keyword that we could use to compare reported salaries across areas and see if what you said is true or not. Somebody oughta build a system like that. It'd be neat.