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by ChrisRR
2015 days ago
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I always worry about the kind of companies that hire bootcamp devs like that. Sure, I agree that quite a lot of university is not necessary for everyone, but not 2.5 years of unnecessary If someone has just started from scratch 3 months ago and only knows how to program a bit in javascript, interface with a server and populate a database. I don't want them anywhere near a project. I want them to at least know the basic data types and algorithms, security and integrity and design patterns. I don't want to have to deal with software crashes because they don't understand what O(N^2) is. |
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Typically it's a red flag for companies that are cheap and treat software as an expense and not a part of their core product.