Re:What happens to tech workers when their skills become obs...
by taurath on Thursday September 12, 2019 @03:06PM
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Bootcamps are insufficient to a person being a programmer. Learning CS/math in a formal setting is expensive, and out of reach for many, and also may not prepare you for a job programming. These are not mutually exclusive.
One can learn CS at their own pace. Being interested and driven to learn is the difference between a bootcamp coder with only a few years of shelf life and a long career. Same goes for that CS degree.
One can learn CS at their own pace. Being interested and driven to learn is the difference between a bootcamp coder with only a few years of shelf life and a long career. Same goes for that CS degree.