As Tech booms, workers turn to coding for career changePaul Minton, a 26-year-old math major, made $20,000 a year as a waiter. After completing a three-month course at Galvanize, a coding school in San Francisco, his starting salary at a web start-up was more than $100,000 a year. Coding schools can’t keep up with the demand for workers like Paul Minton. Source:The New York Times, July 28, 2015
Why are graduates who work as waiters going to coding school?
Graduates who work as waiters are going to coding school because _______.
the job of a coder is more interesting than being a waiter.
the human capital of a coder exceeds that of a waiter
they want a job that requires more skill
the value of the marginal product of a coder is greater than that of a waiter
coders have an easier job that pays a higher wage
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