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I liked the people I met at General Assembly but I hated the way it was structured. 1) No career support. 2. No career support, I hsked for a refund because they haven't helped with anything 3) no real certifications . How have your guys' job experience been?

Get a CS or CE degree instead.

Respect... to YOU! You helped me make my decision.

Also DevOps and Cloud computing are a good plus.

Learn Golang as a second programming language. Not a lot of people know Go. Also cloud computing is exploding. And Golang is the go to move for building cloud services

Nucamp is cheap but indont know if they are good enough.

Is it worth it this training because I am planning to start with Software engineer and is it possible that training school helps finding a job ?

subs earned+1 Ty for the vid

Hi!! im really searching for contents and videos regarding edx dental courses.. i found a dental implant course of hongkong university... kindly help me with this and guide me should i purchase it,like is it worth spending $99 dollars? should i get the certificate and does its useful in my entire my life?? Sir kindly help me with this !

tech is dead .. no more hiring lot of US Computer Science Graduates without a job, lot of indian H1B's are jobless too.

What do you think about USF Software Engineering 10 week bootcamp

Yea I got a partial refund on my bootcamp. After Only a couple months I said hell no! The assignments didn’t reflect material that was being taught.

what are the best IN PERSON bootcamps in LA?

I was about to go to GA.... you saved me some money.. i will sign up for online bootcamp and invest in equipment... thank you.. kepp doing videos...

I agree. I thought I wanted to but I think sales is actually a better bet to make money. And I like talking to people so sitting on a computer all day would be depressing

Let's not only work for free but directly reach out for the clients so they don't have to. If enough people do this, companies will pick up the idea that they no longer need to replace American engineers with Asian/Indian/Mexican/etc engineers. Brilliant.

These are all excellent 👌🏽 tips

I just selected University of Texas at Austin Cloud ☁️ 😶‍🌫️ Bootcamp 👩🏽‍💻

i just finished tech elevator part time coding bootcamp, it was pretty good i really recommend it

I am currently in the cybersecurity boot camp and have 2 months left and this was a 6 mos waste of time ... the fly through the topics and never really teach you anything. They just present a topic let you follow some instructions to play with it and move on to the next topic. Please dont wast your time and money

I nearly messed up because I saw they had a coding python online from Harvard I think it was and I have a Bach in CJ I doubt it’s this easy to get in a class setting just by sending an email so I’m glad I waited to see how predatory people can be

I saw this same thread when I google searched “UT Austin data analytics and visualization bootcamp”. That same thread was posted just over 2 years ago. Today 7/17/24, I have seen later videos, 8 months ago, stating the material has been updated, and the price dropped from $12,000 to $8,500 since that time. There is also a $200 summer sign up discount. Thus far, I have found that those who drop out have still had to pay following sign up regardless. I have called to confirm this. However, the absence policy states that you will not miss 2 consecutive courses. There were no comments on if there is a medical exemption. Was going to sign up, but am leery due to reviews such as these.

I don't know man I make less than half of what I would have made if I was a journeyman carpenter. I've been doing this for over 20 years.

I am a HTML developer at a company for a year but I only have HTML , Css knowledge and I decided to quit my job to learn to react. Does this sound like an idiot.

Looks like the common stereotype is true bootcamps are scams and the only way to actually break into SWE role is through college

Anyone can share their experience with general assembly SEI bootcamp program or any program at all?

Thank you my friend you saved me from making a BIG mistake. I found this bootcamp, and the others you mentioned in another video that are affiliated with edEx (I was looking at Northwestern in Chicago) in a Forbes article. I knew it was a paid advertisement but thought, its Forbes, it can't be that bad, right? Wrong!

No videos in seven months give up?

I failed at self taught for 4 years. Took a bootcamp and walked out with a job in the worst market I've heard of. I definitely worked stupid hard the year leading up to the bootcamp. Once I got there, I was programming, learning, or networking for 12-16 hours a day. It was insanity. People thought i was a genius because I knew basic js/html/css/react pretty well. You should hardcore investigate the legitimacy of any bootcamp. That much money, and maybe 50% of my class has a job? Shit sucks. You better be ready to grind for a year after graduation.

i would love to read his cover letter template, sounds like this helped him out a lot. any change we could see this?

Don't. Go get your degree, you will thank me later..

Currently doing due diligence on Fullstack Academy and Codesmith. CS charges a lot more and has no scholarships. FA has a smaller cost and scholrships. I have been learning Python by myself, and getting a job with just Python is a pipe dream unless you’re a math wiz and know AI. So I’m leaning towards full stack. Once I get the first gig I can continue learning Python, and maybe scoop up another language.

Currently in sales and reeeallllyyy considering a career change into software development. Currently in the phase where this video is exactly what I needed. Study for 100 hours before deciding and choose a part time but study full time is such great advice and I genuinely appreciate it!

this is solid advice for going into any sort of job schooling. i would love to hear your suggestion on a bootcamp in florida or for someone in florida

Thank you for sharing this information. I just saw a boot camp of theirs being advertised and wanted to make sure if they were legit or not. I took some coding classes back when I was in high school but I would like to go to a boot camp to certify my knowledge on newer languages and break into the industry. I started studying Python in my free time and I picked it up pretty quickly so I'm pretty confident in my skills

Guys, I need some advice here. What do you think: two years of college or a BootCamp? Which option do employers prefer more? Or is it all about how I perform in the interview, and they don't really care about where I gained my knowledge or if I have a diploma? Thanks.

How do you feel about Triple Ten?

Man this is great info 16:58 through 22:00 Im a father of 5 who has aleays wanted to get into tech. Just lost my job in retail, now looking at options and this looks promising. Thank you so much for this video!

There is a book for High Schoolers called My Big Fat Notebook Coding. Start there to see if you are interested in the field. $15

Excellent advice. I can't add anything of value to what you have already said!

Playing devil's advocate, why not include some good bootcamps/short courses that deliver some skills cost-effectively without making empty promises. Some allow you free exposure to the courses (without getting the certificate).

Its a 50/50, either it works or doesn't

A degree or certificate alone isn't going to get you a job in software. They want to know what you did. You have to have a portfolio of your work/projects, that is your real resume for the software field. Just saying you completed a course or certificate or degree and say you know it isn't going to get you a job. Competition is too great for that to work. This isn't a charity. If you can't meet the requirements, then this is not for you. The world doesn't revolve around your schedule, aptitude or needs. You either adapt or this is not for you.

What u think about 4geeks? They said that if u don’t land in a job, you have to pay it the tuition

AKA desperate for content

Learners need to shift their paradigm. Getting started and employed within a year is not gonna happen anymore. Better have a job while you are moving to your new career, and build projects like mad. Freelancing is a great way to build the portfolio. In the last 5 years, the tech market has virtually turned upside down! Companies are moving away from taking on self-taught juniors, they have a much better pool after the layoffs. Just gonna take a serious grind now.

I went with TripleTen bootcamp and happy with the content, support and effectiveness 👍

I went with TripleTen 10 mo bootcamp and I'm really happy with it!

0:35 yep that's true. Back in the day I was getting accepted to places without a degree or experience and now they don't even look at you if they see just three things. Now you need real live projects that have done well and many other things. I regret leaving my tech job back in the day, I thought I would get another when the time comes and I need more money.

Thanks for creating this video. One Im checking is very costly, it is in person, what about to take it on live but remotely, do you recommend?