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I work with a few software engineers who do not have CS degrees - they have extensive industry experience and are fantastic to work with. At the same time, I d
by 62197217 7y ago
I work with a few software engineers who do not have CS degrees - they have extensive industry experience and are fantastic to work with.
At the same time, I do a lot of SDE1 level hiring and have found that while there are good bootcamp grads, it is just so much more work to sort through / screen the bootcamp grads. Some of them have been some of the worst interviews I've ever conducted (no idea what a class is), my guess is due to the variation in quality of bootcamp.
In the end I'd (selfishly) rather have my fresh grad pipeline coming through college rather than bootcamp just because I'll be able to get someone more quickly and with less effort. Not that there aren't good people out of both pipelines.
- jiveturkey 7y ago>> She preferred people from coding bootcamps rather than fresh CS graduates from good schools? Does not really make sense... > I work with a few software engineers who do not have CS degrees - they have extensive industry experience and are fantastic to work with. Different things entirely. She preferred A over B, you are talking about C. bootcamp grads vs fresh CS grads vs industry veterans.