u/Real_Sorbet_4263 wrote (the comment Michael replied to):
I never seen a better case of “road to hell is paved with good intentions” than this situation. You obviously care about this sub, but you’re killing it
u/michaelnovati replied ·
I mean I think there is a reality we have to face that bootcamps in their current form are not a viable way for people to change careers en masse in the market right now.
I made another comment about eight or nine programs that have had layoffs shutdowns for pullbacks and it is kind of going in that direction.
This sub isn't a pro bootcamp propaganda sub so I hope it's reflecting reality... and really is the worst it's been for this industry since inception in 2012.