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Bootcamps are no longer worth it!

r/codingbootcamp

u/Useful-Land-7848 wrote (the comment Michael replied to):

I hold MS Petroleum Engineering and also BS Industrial Engineering. Do I still need another degree such as CS to get into SWE or just a bootcamp with very strong SWE skills after that is enough to "try" to find my first job as SWE (Front-End, Back-End, Developer or any similar)?

u/michaelnovati replied ·
If you have some kind of programming-adjacent experience then a bootcamp could possibly work. Feel free to DM more personal details like your location, what kind of job you are looking for, your work history and experience and how much technology you've done, if your current job has any pathway to switch to programming or a more programming related role, etc...