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Applying for jobs before finishing bootcamp? [VIDEO]

Have you been considering applying for coding jobs before graduating from your bootcamp? Almost everyone will tell you that waiting to apply until after graduation is a better option, and technically, they would be correct.

But what if you're strapped for time and really need to get your coding career started fast?

What is the earliest you can start preparing your LinkedIn and resume, and when should you realistically begin applying for coding jobs?

What if you don't have a portfolio or any real world experience?

You might think it's impossible but anyone that's worked in the bootcamp industry for a while will tell you they've seen it happen.

In the video below, Jason Humphrey, a seasoned bootcamp mentor, senior engineer, and hiring manager, will explain how it's done.

Still considering applying for coding jobs before you finish bootcamp? Please read on, and find out what you are in for.

If you’re wondering about what you need to do to get hired, then you’re in the right place. Jason has spent the last 7 years successfully mentoring and coaching thousands of students at Thinkful and other bootcamps. He knows exactly what employers are looking for in junior engineers.

READ MORE: Applying To Coding Jobs Before Finishing Bootcamp? What You Need To Know

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