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The implication is that good developers don’t need bootcamps as much as potential product managers need them for crash courses on development fundamentals. I’ve
by NoblePublius 5y ago
The implication is that good developers don’t need bootcamps as much as potential product managers need them for crash courses on development fundamentals. I’ve lived this personally as an actual founder of a non profit dev bootcamp.
- aidaman 5y agoHow do you manage anyone with that level of lack of self awareness? Yea, of course prospective product managers will go to bootcamps to learn the technicals. And why would "good developers" go to a bootcamp? That would defeat the entire purpose. Think smarter. And if you actually think coding bootcamps don't work, just take a fking look at the alumni... https://www.linkedin.com/school/hack-reactor/people/ https://www.linkedin.com/school/hack-reactor/people/