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Around 30 years old, undergrad business degree from a decent state school, and looking everywhere (SV, NYC, LA-area, local area, etc.).
by doubledown 12y ago
Around 30 years old, undergrad business degree from a decent state school, and looking everywhere (SV, NYC, LA-area, local area, etc.).
- josephjrobison 12y agoIf you have money for Dev Bootcamp or some of the others[1], they help massively with job placement. This is from word of mouth, not personal experience. [1] http://www.skilledup.com/learn/programming/the-ultimate-guide-to-coding-bootcamps-the-exhaustive-list/ http://www.skilledup.com/learn/programming/the-ultimate-guid...
- AdrianRossouw 12y agoi've heard the opposite, but that might only be through the negative lens of cynical reporters. Going through a dev bootcamp no longer makes you stand out, imo. They are basically unlicensed diploma mills though, and considering the glut of them I would not be that comfortable recommending people pay good money for them. Source: I worked (briefly) for a diploma mill 15 years ago, and I've seen the kind of heartbreak they can cause.