Refactored

<p>Thirty-nine years old laid off from a bookstore and working in the backroom of a grocery Sean Rogers thought the time was right to start his career as a software developer. The only problem: he knew nothing about technology. Just the opposite he held on to CD players and flip phones long past the point of prudence.</p><p><br></p><p>Enter Tech Elevator an in-person coding boot camp boasting a 92% job placement. Welcome to 14 weeks of intensive education larger-than-life characters and a bumbling yet inspiring attempt at becoming a programmer.</p><p><br></p><p>As more people than ever begin looking for new careers interest in coding boot camps has surged as a replacement for the traditional four-year degree. <em>Refactored: My Attempt at Breaking into Tech During the Rise of the Coding Boot Camp</em> is a wild funny stressful insider's look on a movement that is changing the face of education the world over.</p>