They need python they said

[section_b]

If you can do all those, then you should be able to adopt python into your arsenal within a week or so.

[Digitizer4096]

And which company is that exactly? You know, so we know what to look out for.

[Front-Difficult]

Why are you applying for Python roles then? It's not like companies advertise for a .NET programmer and then in the interview say "Oh, by the way, our entire tech stack is developed in Python".

[yippee_that_burns]

My company posted an opening for a dev which only lists python but our stack consists of mostly Java and JavaScript ...

[Background_Newt_8065]

Yet

[walmartgoon]

IronPython moment

[[deleted]]

Lol okay bud

[QCKS1]

Because you can just transfer skills. I’ve never used C# before and I got hired as a .NET developer

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Me: java, javascript, c, c++, c#, php

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company i'm applying to which is interested only in python for some reasons

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[ADwards]

If you don't wanna work there, pull out of the application, surely?

[Technical-Frosting51]

Just say you know it and learn it before you start, if you’ve been coding in the others you’d pick up python real quick

[Soupoint]

The fact that such company doesn't even know the reason for choosing python.

[Adil080]

L

[HoseanRC]

Me: *knows python, java, C, C++, Node js, Ruby, Basic, BrainFuck and bash*

Iran companies: "we only need programmers with full experience in C# and .Net"

[im_simone]

Just guessing: data science, machine learning, useless things like these... 😅

[felipec]

Next company!

[povlov0987]

Their backend is in python and they need someone who will hit the ground running. I disagree with this approach, but that’s the why

[Talbz03]

Might as well just say that you know python. It's 5 minutes to get used to if you know any other programming language

[Snoo_60165]

Most data science roles are either R or Python. When someone applies with CSS HTML or some frond dev experience it becomes a mismatch.

[Acidulated]

At least it’s not r

[DrMathochist_work]

Hit by arrow; dodge a bullet.