Re:Single mom sues coding boot camp over job placement rates
by gfxgirl on Friday April 15, 2022 @06:33PM
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My guess is the community college can't attract a teacher who knows the topics well and a bootcamp can. Note: I'm not saying all bootcamp teachers are good, nor am I saying community college teachers are bad. Rather I'm completely guessing that bootcamps pay teachers significantly more than community colleges and I'm making the assumption that would attract more talented teachers "on average".
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Re:Single mom sues coding boot camp over job placement rates
by HarryHirsch on Friday April 15, 2022 @06:42PM
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{{citation needed}}
Longstanding experience is that tone is set at the top (i.e. the President and Dean), consequently the level of teaching is much more dependent on the leadership than on the money.