Hi, what is your background and current programming experience, what is your current job and are you working, and what kinds of companies are you aiming for?
I can give better advice based on that. If you have the time to do full time and just don't know about the workload, I would definitely look for a different bootcamp that is still full time but less workload.
u/mzkpenguin wrote (the comment Michael replied to):
Hi! Sure, that info is definitely important. I have a background in classical music, currently freelancing as a musician.
I'm not necessarily looking to get in with the big tech companies like Google/Microsoft etc, I'd even be interested in a startup.
Current programming exper
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Yeah sounds like Codesmith or Rithm or another top bootcamps could be a good fit. If you can do full time, do full time... it will be intense for a few months but you'll get a job much faster than 9 plus 3-6 months.
If the workload and hours are just so bad that it would be detrimental to your personal life, then yeah look at full time with better WLB, like Rithm is a great one.