Which Coding Bootcamps Does Kelly Vaughn Name on Ladybug Podcast?
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Kelly Vaughn names the coding bootcamps she knows best on Ladybug's New Career, Who Dis? In those markets, General Assembly and the Flatiron School are the big in-person names. Online, Lambda School was the one taking off. Other cities have other schools. The student she sees most is a career changer who already succeeded at something else and wants a new field, sometimes after a little self-teaching. People coming straight from high school, instead of college, are rare. Another group is not changing careers. They want a skill so they can manage developers, or because they like learning. Her advice before anyone enrolls is to self-teach for a bit first.
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