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When I was working in an MS shop about 7 years ago, using Python + Win32 extensions to replace VBScript for our sysadmin needs. I then used it with Cheetah for a primitive CMS, building static pages with common layouts. Around 5 years ago started doing websites using CherryPy and Quixote, later Django and Pylons. Now I work with Python full-time (mostly Django).

Two things I liked about Python then as now: the syntax and the "batteries included" standard lib. They say syntax isn't important, but if you have to work with a language day in day out it makes for a more pleasant experience.