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Working with bootcamp grads

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u/michaelnovati replied ·
Yeah this. The best engineers are the ones with non traditional paths, but 95% of bootcamp grads struggle due to lack of experience and it takes a while to catch up. I've seen many catch up eventually but they have to acknowledge the gaps and work through them to build confidence. There's a dangerous trend of bootcamp grads exaggerating their experience and overcoming imposter syndrome in doing so, but that's all cult-like dangerous stuff.

u/PhredInYerHead wrote (the comment Michael replied to):

The bootcamps are telling their grads to exaggerate their experience and to apply even if it’s asking for experienced developers. Source: attended a bootcamp. What am I doing now?: working towards my CS degree.

u/michaelnovati replied ·
Codesmith's CEO's name is tied to paying some guy on Upwork to go after me on Reddit through fake accounts that tried to get me banned. No integrity.