BloomTech Blog

We are a few weeks into a new year, and it’s a great time to reflect on the year that once was. 2020 may be in our rearview mirror, but it’s not so far out of sight.

Regardless of how impressive your resume is, imposter syndrome can sneak in, tricking you into thinking you're underserving of your success, or that it's the result of luck or outside forces. Imposter syndrome is real - but it's time to beat it.

From the moment Cecilia Ziniti learned about BloomTech, she knew it had the potential to radically change the education landscape.

We’re kicking off our new Women in Tech series with a Q&A session with Namrata Ganatra, BloomTech’s School’s Chief Technology Officer.

BloomTech's new Chief Technology Officer almost didn't have a chance to become a computer scientist.

Today, I'll share why we started BloomTech – we needed to replace the current model of education with something that doesn’t leave people broke for the rest of their lives if it doesn’t work out.

I used to think that it was too late. I stepped onto the coding path as a kid but fell off it about twenty-eight years ago and always convinced myself it would be too hard to start again. I have never been more wrong about anything in my life.

Demetrius Tuck was a flight attendant when he realized he needed a career change. He attended BloomTech’s online Data Science program to learn tech skills. In less than a year, he transitioned from being a flight attendant to working in tech—and earning twice his previous salary. This is how he did it.