Unofficial Analysis: a top bootcamp's 2023 grad placement rates APPEAR TO DROP ALMOST HALF from 2022 grad placement rates (from about 80% to 45%). Even the best can't beat the market right now. [Illustrative only, may contain errors]

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u/Weekly_Roll_4857 wrote (the comment Michael replied to):

Let's be realistic. Things are not as bad as one might think. You don't have all the data needed to provide accurate numbers. For example, do you have information about how serious the graduates are in their job search? Are they actively applying and networking? Launch School's m

u/michaelnovati replied · Jun 3, 2024 ★ FEATURED

Yeah I mean the number of alumni in 2023 vs 2022 is about the same and I expect 2024 to have like 1/4 of the number of alumni and they are more "ready" for the process mentally speaking. I don't know if that means they'll get more jobs. I know Codesmith for example, people are starting to tangential jobs and be celebrated for it. Like customer support engineering roles, whereas historically people got SWE roles and all they talked about was mid level SWE.