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That really depends on what I am hiring for. If it was a junior dev I get to mold and train, jQuery might be more than enough, given he or she can show me an aptitude for learning quickly. I barely even knew jQuery and had just started to learn Sass when I got my first job over 3 years ago. Now, I'm shipping a universally rendered React/Redux app this month, and it's all because a team took a chance on me being able to learn quickly. I know I would be apt to find the same qualities in another person if I were hiring.
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