w_allDueRespect

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   by w_allDueRespect 8y ago

   It doesn't say anywhere on Linkedin that you work at YC.
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   by w_allDueRespect 8y ago

   No I would definitely recommend a bootcamp, if you find the right one they will provide great value as long as you immerse yourself in them. I have many complaints about the particular one that I went to, starting with the fact that they ch
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   by w_allDueRespect 8y ago

   I attended a bootcamp. The program had a very poorly constructed curriculum, and that made it feel more like a money grab than a place to learn useful skills. I got as much as I could out of it, but I would say that the majority of my curre
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   by w_allDueRespect 8y ago

   Respectfully, what are all of the reasons that this would be a bad idea?
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   by w_allDueRespect 8y ago

   How does that make any sense? Now instead of competing with 3000 applicants, you're competing with 15000 for the $10,000. Your chances of winning the prize just decreased 5 fold.
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   by w_allDueRespect 8y ago

   Thank you!
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   by w_allDueRespect 8y ago

   I guess were just a bunch of ... angry nerds. cue CSI music
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   by w_allDueRespect 8y ago

   So basically we've just been told that we got accepted into Community College.
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   by w_allDueRespect 8y ago

   Doesn't everyone who applied get to audit the course .... ?
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    by w_allDueRespect 8y ago

    Thank you for that. The worst part though is the part where they say "You got accepted to audit the course" .... doesn't everyone get accepted to audit it?
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    by w_allDueRespect 8y ago

    Yeah, this was totally not cool. I much like most of you was not expecting to get accepted, I basically applied for the hell of it. None the less, it was quite a let down to receive that second email. Especially after telling a few family a
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    A Red Hot Rant: My Thoughts on Bootcamp Marketing(medium.com)

    1 points by w_allDueRespect 8y ago|0 comments