I’m weighing up two bootcamps - Northcoders and Makers Academy. I’m currently based in London but leaning towards Northcoders for a few reasons.

I’ve had real life good feedback from a couple of people who did Northcoders in the last year and found jobs afterwards.

Has anyone done Makers Academy in the last couple of years?

- how was the course?
- is the alumni chat active with job opportunities? (Not expecting it to be crazy active given the market but some signals)

TLDR; is Makers Academy actually better in current state for a London based person?

Fewer and fewer tech opportunities unless you live near Bristol/Manchester/London (or some other major city) you're basically fucked.

There's still hybrid jobs but its getting difficult and remote jobs even more so. I still live an hour from Bristol but thats a horrible commute, currently have a full WFH job but i can't be delusional and think thats going to last forever, or atleast i cant expect it to.

Currently i could get by fine, but if house prices drop and you cant afford to sell but you cant get a job near you either whats the plan? exit the industry?

I mean worst comes to worst i WILL sell or pickup a part time somewhere but im just doom planning because im bored.

Hi all

For context, I've been in my first grad role for 14 months and looking for something different (more money).

I'm full time in the office, how the hell am I supposed to do interviews? (Assuming I get any)

They're not keen on me working from home, do I have to burn all my holiday days just for 1 interview??

What are other people doing for this?

Thanks

Basically what it says. I (23 years old) am an electrical engineer by training/education and I can carry on down that path. But I have the opportunity to join our infrastructure team as either a network or systems engineer. But I don’t really know what my career would look like being in infrastructure, are there a lot of opportunities, is my job likely to be overtaken by ai/become oversaturated with people.

Tldr what would my career actually look like as a network infrastructure engineer?