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I've worked with a bunch of bootcampers at a previous job. I don't have good things to say. Even the good bootcamp developers still required way more oversigh
by stuckinhell 5y ago
I've worked with a bunch of bootcampers at a previous job.
I don't have good things to say.
Even the good bootcamp developers still required way more oversight than a typical developer.
They also made our business analyst and UI/UX team pretty angry because it was clear they wanted to do more than just be developers.
I also think a 4 software engineering degree is a waste of time.
There has got to be a better middle ground like a 2 year course that teaches better fundamentals than a bootcamp, and is far more practical than a typical university degree.
- kritiko 5y ago> “it was clear they wanted to do more than just be developers.” This seems like a good problem.
- stuckinhell 5y agoI guess it depends on your organization structure. My organization didn't need or want developers to be more than just developers. We had whole teams for user research, business analysis, project management etc.