u/Sh1bdib wrote (the comment Michael replied to):
Should be noted this subreddit has a LOT of questionable accounts that have some very clear connections to bootcamps. That being said, bootcamps are a great thing to add to a resume. But it's exactly that, another entry on your resume. The people getting jobs are typically the
u/michaelnovati replied · ★ FEATURED
\+1. Formation isn't a bootcamp but I use my real name. The Rithm folks also always disclose, as does the Launch School founder. Disclosing and being transparent opens you up for attacks, but I would give a little extra credibility to those putting themselves out there :D (bias: I'm patting myself on the back here hahaha). I get attacked by a lot of new accounts out of nowhere and it's really damaging to the community.