I wouldn’t bother doing a bootcamp. You can learn programming on your own there are tons of sites with free learning paths. Also contribute to open source projects, do hackerrank, get certifications etc. If you have a solid resume detailing side projects you’ve worked on and certifications you’ve gotten, you’ll have a better chance of getting an interview. Then it just comes down to do you know your stuff. Cracking the Coding Interview is a good book for intro level programming job interview questions as well
Roth IRA’s are capped at $5,500 and the contribution limit is reduced starting at $118k. You’d still be losing out on about $10k you could have put into your 401k and the reduction on your taxable income
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I wouldn’t bother doing a bootcamp. You can learn programming on your own there are tons of sites with free learning paths. Also contribute to open source projects, do hackerrank, get certifications etc. If you have a solid resume detailing side projects you’ve worked on and certifications you’ve gotten, you’ll have a better chance of getting an interview. Then it just comes down to do you know your stuff. Cracking the Coding Interview is a good book for intro level programming job interview questions as well
Roth IRA’s are capped at $5,500 and the contribution limit is reduced starting at $118k. You’d still be losing out on about $10k you could have put into your 401k and the reduction on your taxable income
Celebrating a friends birthday tonight then seeing Zedd at The Anthem in DC tomorrow, should be a good weekend.
Going river tubing tomorrow outside of DC, 89 and sunny all day
On date 6 (..?) this weekend having the ‘what are we doing’ talk, make it or break it time I guess