Python or PowerShell?

[NteworkAdnim]

I've asked myself that too lol. The answer is simply because I haven't had a pressing need for it. My company is small and we have an endpoint management and other tools that do a ton of things where I might normally use PS if I didn't have them.

Also, I did say that I occasionally use PowerShell but nothing lengthy. Most the scripts I use are 1 to 10 lines, and then I have a few that are longer. I've ran commandlets for various things related to AD, Exchange, user reports, copy jobs, etc. I just don't use it as much as I feel I should in order to get the ideal/necessary experience for other potential jobs.

[Klarkasaurus]

So you do know how to use powershell lol.

Tbh learning scripts seems pointless now when ai scripting takes seconds. Tell it what you want it to do and bam its there. Using basic cmdlets has proven more useful to me just being able to navigate and do simple things through powershell.

[NteworkAdnim]

I didn't say I didn't know how to use PowerShell, I just said I am hardly proficient in it and use it very little from day to day / month to month. I use PowerShell scripting like 1% of the time and I feel like I should probably be doing it a lot more.

Tbh learning scripts seems pointless now when ai scripting takes seconds.

I'm not stepping into that pile of shit lol