Imposter syndrome is bigger than a buzz phrase, it is a psychological pattern where individuals doubt their accomplishments or have a consistent fear that they will be exposed to be a fraud. Non-traditional students who are moving from the classroom to the corporate world may experience the imposter syndrome.
Zip Code Wilmington has recently been selected as one of six national technical training programs available in a new government initiative called VET TEC. The pilot is designed to match veterans with training programs that provide high-tech skills for a seamless transition after active duty.
Armard Bellamy, software engineering manager and Zip Code Wilmington alumnus, seems to have cracked the code in choosing a career that involves consistent evolution.
Explore one Zip Coder’s journey trailblazing angular test automation.
Taking the first step toward a career change can be equal parts thrilling and terrifying. But if you’re looking for a change in direction, you are in good company. Zip Code Wilmington demystifies the steps to gaining employment in the tech field at their Breaking into Tech seminar.
On May 15th, the one-day What the Tech?! workshop will help bridge the communication gap between technical and non-technical counterparts.
In the midst of the exhilaration of choosing a program, it’s important to prepare the inevitable next steps of a full-immersion coding camp. Get tips to help ensure you have the best chance at admission.
Learn about this alumna’s brave journey to Zip Code Wilmington and why she believes that she’s “forever changed.”
While Zip Coders are hard at work in bootcamp, they must apply their newly acquired knowledge to create something tangible, we like to call “passion projects.”
After weeks of applying and sending resumes, you’ve finally landed an interview. How do you make sure you impress the team of people that will be interviewing you and convince them you are the best candidate for the job?
