Best Advice for Coding Bootcamp Students. [Tips from a Software Engineer]

Best Advice for Coding Bootcamp Students. [Tips from a Software Engineer]

Are you looking to get a full-time job as a software engineer or software developer? Or you're looking to enhance your skills with front-end development as a designer, or to build the skills required to found a company?

If you have a specific coding language you want to pick up, a particular role you have your eye on, or a project or startup idea you want to get off the ground, a Bootcamp could give you the targeted expertise you need to do so. Bootcamps are similar to trade schools in that they arm you with a specific set of skills and prepare you for a particular job or career.

These tips and advice are what every bootcamp student or person thinking about starting a bootcamp should hear.

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1. Start working on your portfolio project while in bootcamp to Access TAs and Teacher when you stuck and to stand out when bootcampers apply to same jobs.
2. Start creating a technical interview study sheet to study : terms, definitions, examples, code examples, etc
3. Start practicing talking out loud about coding concepts. (Assesses your ability to communicate technical concepts clearly and efficiently)

[rerebella]

Good advice! thank you for sharing :)

[TheCoderCareer]

These are some great points, I totally agree. I actually have never considered the third point (practicing communicating technical concepts), but that's so important. I speak to a lot of bootcampers and interviewing is where many fall down - I'll definitely give them this advice going forward!

[natashaclemons]

This was a great video! I’m starting on my journey now and considering scheduling a consulting session with you!

[iProsenjit]

Thanks for your advice, although I'm new to this road..And project seems a long way....

[lostmeme]

Good luck to all bootcampers. As someone who got a cs degree, I can say with certainty that if you finish your bootcamp you'll be a better programmer then 95% of cs graduates.

[bagery]

Howdy, not quite ready to delve in just yet. I'd like to quit my job first before studying full-time. Thinking into the future, what do you think about the job prospects in Dallas vs Austin?

[miah]

Hey TJ which boot camp do you recommend?

[emmanuelanyafulu]

Hi TJ, I would like to join your class how do I get in contact with you? The site is asking me to pay $35 for 15 mins meeting.