u/Better-Improvement14 wrote (the comment Michael replied to):
Thats very interesting. Thanks for clarifying. I can see why they do it though. For a lot of the applicants, especially those without degrees or prior job experience, the hardest part might be getting an interview. They would say, "does it really matter if you do some shady stuf
u/michaelnovati replied · · edited ★ FEATURED
Yeah totally, when I bring this up people think I'm like calling them out and I'm really very much in the middle. Their work is a lot better than what a lot of bootcamps do. Their alumni are relatively successful. So I hope it doesn't sound like I'm making a judgment call for everyonI'm just trying to answer the question from my perspective as someone with a ton of industry experience who works with a lot of people who went to bootcamps in the past.