Potential H1B reform

a reply to: Aazadan

From the folks I've interviewed thus far, they are young, inexperienced and about to take their first leap into the corporate/professional world.

My requirements though aren't concerned with experience, but more with the personality, so I can't speak to the effect of how business-minded they might be.

In talking with the people from this bootcamp, their students range from fresh-out of high school and college to older folks looking for a career-change.

They also offer a 4 week "crash" in 1 particular language/stack for folks needing to get up to speed rather quickly on a particular discipline. Pricing wasn't bad either - like 3k for the month. That's waaay cheaper than even a 1 week fluff conference. (not as fun though, heh).