Re:Single mom sues coding boot camp over job placement rates
by carlmr on Wednesday April 20, 2022 @08:50AM
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Oh, ok, I thought you were talking about the knowledge part, because most university students come without useful experience, too. But no, obviously nobody should be in a lead position directly after college or bootcamp, except maybe if they had a lot of experience prior and this was only some qualification "on top".
Perhaps, but efficacy is knowledge combined with experience. Experience requires time, diverse challenges, mistakes and so on.
Many bootcampers (and low-level developers generally) seem to think you can jump ahead to being senior/lead without actually gaining the experience, making the mistakes and learning the lessons first-hand.
Sadly, there's plenty of crap low-level companies that will hire them too.