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A lot of the time, the skills it takes to <em>do</em> a job don’t line up with the skills it took to <em>get</em> the job. To get a degree in a computer science, for example, you’ll spend a lot of time reading and a lot of time studying for and taking tests. You won’t do any of that on a daily basis as a programmer. And then once you start the job hunt, a lot of the technical challenges you’ll see won’t reflect skills you’ll actually need for the job. Coding bootcamp, though, is different. Because so much of a program like <a href="https://hubs.ly/H0bVJhS0" target="_blank">Fullstack Academy</a> or <a href="https://hubs.ly/H0bVKW00" target="_blank">Grace Hopper Program</a> is project-based, and because even <a href="https://hubs.ly/H0bVJjL0" target="_blank">the process of applying</a> to a rigorous bootcamp like those is a lot like applying for a job, the skills that serve you well at bootcamp will also make you a better developer.