I just graduated this summer with my bachelors in Geospatial information Science. I’m planning on ta...

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I just graduated this summer with my bachelors in Geospatial information Science. I’m planning on taking a bootcamp programming course to help my job outlook and salary expectations. What should I know?

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23M in Detroit, Michigan. I currently just graduated this August with my bachelors in Geospatial information science. While the majority of my classes were GIS work I did have the chance to take one class in Java and another in Python.

I noticed that most jobs in GIS Don’t pay over 70k where as my friend who is a software developer makes almost 6 figures.

I feel like with my level of education and a Bootcamp course this might elevate me in my career. What do you think?

Should I go more into Java or Python?

Which one has more opportunities?

Also, what are the pros and cons of being a developer?

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