Currently working full-time. No college, no experience, just bootcamp. I can talk about the bootcamp experience - mainly web dev stuff, including some pretty involved projects - with a fair amount of competence. I have sent out >100 resumes in the past year and have gotten ~3 interviews and 0 job offers. I don't remember how many of the jobs I applied for required a bachelor's - maybe around 50%? [I will be explicitly tracking new applications that this market cares about, including Bachelor's Yes/No? .] I do not live in or near any major metro areas, and there really aren't that many full-remote positions, so 90% of the jobs I'm applying for are in cities >100 miles away that would require relocation [assisted or self-].

This market resolves N/A if, by January 1st, 2024, I have not applied to at least 300 new jobs in the period starting now [September 1st, 2023], or if, in the period starting now [September 1st, 2023], I have not applied to at least 100 jobs that do not list a bachelor's degree as a requirement. This market also resolves N/A if, at any point between now and the end of 2023, I decide to stop job searching - whether or not I have already met the application quotas by that point.

Otherwise, if I am not hired as a dev by January 1st, 2023, this market resolves No. [If I receive a job offer and don't accept it, it will probably be because of something I see as sus or invalid about the job offer, so I'm not counting job offers I don't accept.]

If and when I am hired as a dev in the intervening period, this market resolves Yes.