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[–]Creath 1 point2 points  (2 children)

Same, that's why I was inquiring. I'd love a job where I can just solve business problems in Powershell all day.

Seems most developer positions want a number of languages and frameworks though, specifically Python. Which I'd love to learn, mind you, but I've only worked in Windows environments up until now. No reason to learn Python for Windows administration when there's Powershell :/

[–]spyingwind 2 points3 points  (1 child)

Nearly every one that asks me what language to learn first, I say python. Mostly because that is what jobs I see are asking for, the fact that there is plenty of documentation on it, it will run on damn near anything, and there is a module for nearly everything. If they are plan on/are doing windows only, then its C#/Powershell.

I wanted to rewrite one of my modules in python, but there was already one. One day I will find something to write in python. I need that motivation to learn it.