Sorry, I meant 'more downmarket'. Obviously, you'll be at an advantage if you can leverage your existing skills and passions. While that could be in tech, I am

Sorry, I meant 'more downmarket'. Obviously, you'll be at an advantage if you can leverage your existing skills and passions. While that could be in tech, I am sure there are also situations outside of tech per se, where you might find appropriate work - pretty much every medium sized company needs an active website these days. When looking for bootcamps, A) talk to graduates and find out where they are working. Many bootcamps are ripoff and B) look for the ones that have industry pipelines in place, since this pipeline is the actual value they bring you. Some are so well set up to place graduates, that they don't even charge you until you get a job. Good luck.