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I think the answer is “yes” if you’re someone who graduated a bootcamp a couple years ago and were hired straight into a $150k+ position with little experience.
by cj 3y ago
I think the answer is “yes” if you’re someone who graduated a bootcamp a couple years ago and were hired straight into a $150k+ position with little experience.
The answer is “no” if you have 5-10 years of experience OR are accepting the fact that you might not be able to earn the same salary as 2-3 years ago.
- Volundr 3y agoJust anecdata from the people around me, but I think the OR may well be and AND, plus the added caveat that finding something new will take significantly longer than in the past.
- karmajunkie 3y agoi think the AND is temporarily true because of temporary market conditions—it’s unlikely to remain so indefinitely. for that matter, the dearth of entry level developer jobs is also temporary, though i think it’ll be the last to recover and the bootcamps will keep that end of the market semi saturated with grads as soon as it shows signs of recovery.