Are they worth the money or is one just better off getting a CS degree? Do employers really hire code monkeys who have less than a year experience?
Coding Bootcamps
Thomas Green
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Robert Allen
>is a 12 week course the same as learning computer science for years
Idk user let's think about his logically.
Eli Sanchez
the answer is yes because your CS degree is full of lots of useless fluff.
>t. went to a 15k 3 month coding bootcamp and got a 100k a year job right after
Ryan Ward
Let's think about this objectively
One is a scam and its not the coding bootcamp, which teaches you "years of CS" in 12 weeks.
Wow you stupid fuck.
Jordan Clark
Sure you did and I got a job at NASA after reading /sci/ for a few hours a day for 3 months.
Yeah university is totally a scam, you should sign up for a bootcamp right now. Take out a high-interest loan too it won't matter when you get that extremely highpaying job in Silicon Valley right afterwards.
Kevin Reyes
Or you can literally just teach yourself.
Alexander Moore
Not really equivalent things. Coding bootcamps are Vocational Education, being taught stuff intended to make you competent at doing a job. Universities aren't entirely focused on things like that.
Zachary Lewis
fucking this, imagine being so cucked that you PAID someone to make you learn something you could learn on your own time on YouTube. idiocy at its finest
Aiden Nelson
Where and what company did you take the bootcamp course with, if you don’t mind me asking.
Connor Johnson
You might still have trouble getting an entry level position after a bootcamp, but you're probably good enough to start freelancing on upwork and build up a profile as you look for full time employment. I personally just skip over resumes with bootcamps on them, but that doesn't mean that someone else will too (though maybe it would be a shittier company).