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A lot of the code schools are struggling due to the expense of desirable real estate, I could see how WeWork and a bootcamp may have a combined advantage here.
by eightysixfour 9y ago
A lot of the code schools are struggling due to the expense of desirable real estate, I could see how WeWork and a bootcamp may have a combined advantage here.
- dba7dba 9y agoWeWork is already paying for real estate. Add coding training as a bonus and they will attract a lot more office space users. For potential coding bootcamp, it makes so much more sense. Pay $1500/month for some classes but still have to find distraction free space to practice (for a lot of people, not easy to find). Or pay $450/month and get 24/7 access to an office space and the may be pay extra $100/month for a specific coding class? Totally doable. Just having 24/7 access to a real office will be big boost to anyone learning to code.