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	Anonymous	I loved every minute of Zip Code, but it's not for the faint of heart. They have to teach you enough to be hire-able ... in three months. So needless to say, it's a grueling pace. Long hours, at least one day on the weekend, maybe 80 hours a week. But it doesn't even feel like work. There are so many interesting things to learn about that by the time you feel like you've started to get the hang of something, it's time to challenge yourself again. One of the best things I got from Zip Code was the soft skills training: from how to apply for and get a job, to how to work on an agile software team. There's so much more to software development than just typing into the machine, something I hadn't realized before going in. The new space is beautiful, the tech is top notch (I came out and got a job straight away writing Angular),

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