Vittorio A.
What a journey but I made it!
!Important! -> You gotta be ready to study and work on your own and I absolutely encourage you to start learning coding on your own before taking the bootcamp. Specifically Front End program, it is fast pace, so even if you know the basics of JS, I really advise you to learn some CSS ( css grid and flexbox), html, try to build a few projects by watching videos and on your own. Don't come unprepared to the Front End course and even if you are already building some projects and know how to fetch data via API, learning React and Redux and responsiveness will make a difference. My story: I have been a Software QA Engineer for a couple of years now (responsible for quality and application testing); but coding, creating stuff from scratch, simply making it work has been fascinating me for quite some time. Besides, developers get a lot of credit for the work they do. ( QA often gets overlooked). I was looking to learn something new and have been learning JS and FE on my own for a couple of months at that point. My current company offers a yearly stipend for self-development, which was just enough to pay for the FE course (or pretty much any course in NuCamp). My goal is become a developer, move up, gain experience, learn BE and make a load of money and gain even more respect for doing such a challenging job. In addition, I love challenge and problem solving. Can't rate job support yet, but it seems pretty solid.




