[liquidise]

As a dev in Denver who routinely interviews candidates from some of the nations top bootcamps, i can corroborate these claims. Many graduates from these programs are hired by the bootcamp itself, as tutors or web devs. Rarely are these hires profitable to the school, instead the are done strictly to maintain the placement statistics that are paramount to their continued enrollment.

[StClaire]

Uh... I don't normally do this, but any chance you guys are hiring? I'm in Denver looking for an entry level position. I can do machine learning

[dsacco]

Constructive criticism since you had the courage to publicly inquire: was there something about the commenter that made you feel machine learning was a targeted approach? I can't immediately see anything particular about the commenter or the company (in profile), so my first impression was that you were using a buzz word.

Also I recognize that a forum is really not conducive to this, but perhaps you could quantify what you mean by "do machine learning"...what sort of business deliverable would you contribute?

Overall though, you might want to just aggressively hunt for the person's email and pitch in private :)

[StClaire]

I brought it up since his profile pointed me towards a dating site, which is prime ground for predictive analytics. Also, the website didn't have a "careers" section that I could readily find.

[crestedtazo]

You seem like a really intelligent and capable person. I wish you luck in your search for a dev job!

[dsacco]

Hm, fair enough, that does seem to follow. Good luck :)

[StClaire]

Thanks!

[liquidise]

We actually are hiring, but i have no idea how to reach you. If you go to my blog[1], my email is at the bottom of every post.

1: https://blog.benroux.me

[StClaire]

Perfect!