u/michaelnovati replied ·
Self teach for a while with free or cheap resources and THEN look into Nucamp!
nucamp is it worth it
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u/deeoree wrote (the comment Michael replied to):
do you think teaching myself for a month then going into nucamp dedicated with all this web dev stuff can land me a job in anything related to this or is it really slim im 21 yrs old n just need guidance on my career path
u/michaelnovati replied ·
My personal opinion is to never go to any bootcamp expecting a job at the end. You might get a job and the bootcamp should be helping you, BUT you are paying a bootcamp to build a curriculum and to teach it (i.e. for education) and not for a job.
That's a bit philosophical, but I've found everyone has a different path and you might get a job, but you also might need more training, or internships, or you might go to ML or Data Science, etc... and should always go to a program where you think it's a fair price for the improvement of skills you will get by the end and for the job.
u/deeoree wrote (the comment Michael replied to):
thank you so much for ur advice and last thing is how long do you recommend me studying and learning web dev to become good or guarante myself a chance in a job
u/michaelnovati replied ·
I would try to complete a course like Odin Project or Scrimba, however long it takes