It really hurts new CS grads too. They usually go for similar jobs as Bootcamp grads, but may get rejected because they don&#x27;t have the &quot;practical&quot; experience (i.e. latest frameworks) Bootcamps grads may have. So instead of grooming and training students with a four year foundation in Computer Science, they go for the cheap route and hire someone who just knows APIs.<p>I admit my post has a lot of generalizations and I know Bootcamp people that are great engineers and CS grads that are not, but I think you get my point. I see a lot of frustration over this in &#x2F;r&#x2F;cscareerquestions.