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a. It's hard to say because as I admitted in 1, it's hard to know what "Junior" qualifies for anymore, and I'm unsure of what your metric is for it. If you'd li
by panorama 12y ago
a. It's hard to say because as I admitted in 1, it's hard to know what "Junior" qualifies for anymore, and I'm unsure of what your metric is for it. If you'd like, we can talk separately and I can try to give you an honest assessment (I conduct engineering interviews at a YC '12 company) of where you stand in relation to what I perceive to be other juniors (and bootcamp graduates).
b. Yeah - bootcamp grads are taught to go after these junior-facing roles (and even forego internships), so this is definitely the market you're competing with, assuming you're Junior as well. Once again, I can only really speak for SF and in web.
- adamzerner 12y agoI should have mentioned but I'm starting a bootcamp (Fullstack Academy) in 2 weeks. I thought that I'd be considered junior after I graduate and was wondering about the future. If you wouldn't mind, I'd love to do some sort of assessment to see where I am. It's not too important (just curiosity really) so if you have other priorities I completely understand, but if you've got time HMU - azerner3@gmail.com.