u/Successful-Divide655 wrote (the comment Michael replied to):
There's nothing you can do to satiate these people. They just want to peddle "bootcamp bad" all day every day. Say for the sake of argument you did as they suggest and requested people only respond who graduated after 2022. Well if it came back showing 40% of people got jobs in
u/michaelnovati replied ·
40% of people getting jobs in yeah would be evidence that bootcamps should shut down and call it day. Codesmith was pulling 80% in 6 months in the boomtimes and 40% in a year means the model doesn't work anymore.