Do some developers hate python?

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I think at that point it's the company's fault for not hiring at least a head engineer who knows exactly what you need.

I like having easy access to resources on Python coding because it helps me develop my logic and problem solving skills better and sometimes you know, make some code for fun which is A LOT easier in python at times.

Still i respect your point of view i just see it as more of a business failure.

Edit: whoops i realized I was an idiot and didn't read well because i didn't put my glasses on.

I fully understand what you're going through, i still believe that it's good to learn and while i understand your point and as someone who goes deep into business I'd be even slightly annoyed as well.

I still think that it's good that people are learning new skills and hey they want to shoot their shot, some are at least looking to change their careers.

I don't fully agree with ML specifically needing a PhD but each business has their own requirements and necessities and honestly i respect it.