A lot of bootcampers and bootcamps in 2020-2023 era tout a narrative that their graduates have imposter syndrome, but... do you maybe... think they are just actually imposters? Compared to cs grads

No, I did a general engineering program and self taught web programming by doing a startup in college. I worked with a large number of bootcamp grads now later on in their careers, mostly from Codesmith, Launch School, Rithm, Hack Reactor, Full stack Academy, App Academy, Hackbright, and more, so I see a lot of common challenges bootcamp grads face later on. We generally work with engineers later in their careers so these are people that made it. But a couple years ago we worked with people who just graduated from bootcamps too. On the hiring side, at Meta we had tried to work with bootcamps to hire and the people just didn't make it. Only a handful made it and their careers were slower than others so it just wasn't a viable pipeline for new grad hiring. Finally, I talk to a number of bootcamp founders and know a lot about their goals and pedagogies and have a good pulse on that side.