Probably not a lot. One obvious reason is because they heavily recruit from elite universities. They have the budget, size, and reputation to make that approac

Probably not a lot. One obvious reason is because they heavily recruit from elite universities. They have the budget, size, and reputation to make that approach work. Another reason is because the number of people who have gone through bootcamps likely represent a tiny portion of the programmer labor force. So looking at the percentage of Google engineers who attended bootcamps has to be compared to the larger pool of applicants, otherwise it may not be measuring what people think it means.