Who in the sweet fuck has gotten a job from a coding bootcamp?

Well the data does show that 2023 was a rough year and there's no way to sugarcoat it and there's no silver lining - it was tough because companies have been cutting back, e.g. laying off their DEI teams, and they went back to basics for entry level hiring - i.e. sending recruiters to top tier Computer Science schools. That said, some people get jobs! I'm still seeing about 1 offer a day at Codesmith. Those people had an average of 11.7 months listed as "experience" from their 3-4 week long group projects though - [https://www.reddit.com/r/codingbootcamp/comments/18cpq98/analysis\_of\_52\_most\_recent\_codesmith\_offers/](https://www.reddit.com/r/codingbootcamp/comments/18cpq98/analysis_of_52_most_recent_codesmith_offers/) Those people haven't been posting here as much because why would you if you got your job through exaggerations. If you claimed you had 2 YOE in your resume and you didn't have that, why would you talk about it You only risk getting doxed and possibly losing your job. I'm also hearing anecdotally that Tech Elevator's local hiring partners are starting to hire again in their main cities, and I think that approach is a great way - to have partnerships to get people into entry level roles. But again, far from guaranteed.