u/gogicap806 wrote (the comment Michael replied to):
Think about it like this: Imagine you run a bootcamp with 100 graduates. And truly, no bullshit, 80 of them really get full-time software engineering jobs. If that's really true, you would report that data as transparently as possible. There's no point of playing any games. The
u/michaelnovati replied ·
\+1 to all this. There's one more case that I bump into, which is if your REAL numbers look like another programs "massaged numbers" then your program is incentivized to participate in the game and figure out the best way to present your numbers so they get treated equally OR put a lot of effort into marketing that explains how clear your numbers are and how unclear the other people's are.