There are exceptions abounding to the "rule", per se, but IME the biggest problem with bootcamp/self-taught engineers is that they tend to not recognize when t

There are exceptions abounding to the "rule", per se, but IME the biggest problem with bootcamp/self-taught engineers is that they tend to not recognize when they are in the lane of an "already-solved problem" from the CS space and try to address it with their own overengineered approach. Not the case with everyone, of course- the guy I report to now was self-taught and knows as much or more from CS as I do... but it's still a general trend I've noticed.