> Without these numbers it's hard to support your premise.
His premise is that "anybody could learn coding if they tried", whereby "tried" I assumed applies to only the people who passed those two rounds of self-selection you describe.
His premise is that "anybody could learn coding if they tried", whereby "tried" I assumed applies to only the people who passed those two rounds of self-selection you describe.
Yes. That was what I was trying to figure out is, if there was an organized event could anybody (who are motivated to complete the training) get a coding job?
I would like to think so, but I work with many people in the industry who will say, 'nah they need the brains for it'.
I try my best to motivate those who lose motivation but ultimately I don't have the bandwidth to inspire everyone who loses motivation.