I told someone to go to a coding bootcamp (they were from an Arts degree). They went to one in Brooklyn, worked for a couple of startups as a junior, got terrib

I told someone to go to a coding bootcamp (they were from an Arts degree). They went to one in Brooklyn, worked for a couple of startups as a junior, got terrible pay for a couple years. Now she makes like $100k+ only a couple of years after taking the bootcamp. I'd say do it. --- On the other hand, if someone likes the idea of writing code itself, I'd say don't go to a bootcamp — learn python from FreeCodeCamp — there's a whole world out there that you can do if you learn how to manipulate computers and data