u/starraven wrote (the comment Michael replied to):
Had the same thing happen to me in a different bootcamp. Just hired former students to teach the next bunch of suckers. Someone on here said it doesnt matter the qualifications of the teacher if they are just teaching fundamentals. It absolutely does, thats why professionals need
u/michaelnovati replied ·
I completely agree but still a further caveat. Like a very good engineer who can't teach might still have insights to share, even if they would fail at running a classroom.
A student that just graduated and immediately becomes an instructor leading a cohort has no insights and no extensive training on how to teach and also no insights or judgment about the industry to share either.
You would be better off with an AI robot teacher reading the same slides and probably better at answering questions too.
The human value is taste and judgment - whether it's in a little to teach or insights into the industry.