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The guy is 24, ambitious and perhaps a bit desperate. Given the choice of call-centre/fast food jobs or a three month grind I would have preferred the boot-camp
by LaurensBER 11y ago
The guy is 24, ambitious and perhaps a bit desperate. Given the choice of call-centre/fast food jobs or a three month grind I would have preferred the boot-camp.
Now the costs are just crazy, for that kind of money you could get a bachelor degree in Europe.
- thekevan 11y ago"That type of mentality is healthy" He doesn't say something along the lines of "yeah, it will be a tough grind but there's light at the end of the tunnel", he seems to accept that's just how things are and what you do.
- enraged_camel 11y ago>>Now the costs are just crazy, for that kind of money you could get a bachelor degree in Europe. I think the point is that bachelor's degrees are not very useful these days in terms of getting a high-paying job. That's what is attracting people to these boot camps.
- eru 11y agoAlso, the bachelor degree takes longer.