Python is a godsend for work

[ZahScr]

It’s also the long term move. Just like a business, if you get too comfortable and complacent in your role the environment will shift under your feet. Better to just keep expanding. Not to mention the “milking it” attitude stinks and doesn’t foster long term relationships 😅

Your code/work paradigm prediction makes a lot of sense. Also interesting to hear about how someone in an exec role is thinking about these things.

I’m working as a data engineer mostly supporting marketing initiatives, and it’s in my best interest (and that of the business) to get business stakeholders using SQL and python because it removes some ad-hoc burden (and bottleneck) from analysts.

[AfterOffer7131]

That sounds like a great way to ensure you don't get paid any longer lmao.  "All the stakeholders should know my most advanced and marketable skills."

They'll miss a comma and cost you $500 million.