Creating Coding Careers featured Ryan Fowler, a former NFL linebacker who transitioned to mental health recovery and rehabilitation.
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Some conversations stay with you. This was one of them. Ryan Fowler spent six years in the NFL as a linebacker with the Dallas Cowboys, Tennessee Titans, and New York Je…
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Creating Coding Careers
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- Software Development
- Location
- REMOTE (anywhere in the US), US
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About Creating Coding Careers
Creating Coding Careers is training deeply skilled apprentice coders. Using a broad network of recruiters, we identify the right apprentice candidates. Then we introduce them to our intensive training program. Not all applicants are able to make the cut and join our program, but those that succeed join dozens of others whose tech careers have been launched by our instructors. Creating Coding Careers is unlike other bootcamp models, from the way we recruit to our post-graduation relationships.
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