I’m definitely a big believer in Lambda School. I believe it aligns the interests of: 1)student 2)school 3)employer Far better than the existing conventional

I’m definitely a big believer in Lambda School. I believe it aligns the interests of: 1)student 2)school 3)employer Far better than the existing conventional university model in teaching tangible trade skills. Lambda School can and will adapt to the ever changing needs of employers far faster than universities because Lambda School’s very existence depends on it. However, does the same apply to regulated and licensed “guilds” like nursing, medicine, dentistry, etc? Will “guild” like protectionism of their profession impede efforts in this direction? Lambda School already seems to be making enemies understandably in the traditional university computer engineering and upfront paid bootcamp sectors. Will it make enemies with professional regulatory bodies who may be biased to prefer higher education hurdles and fewer licensed practitioners to protect their income?