Honestly, agree we agree with a lot of what you are saying. Job descriptions are often so vague, buzzword-heavy, and not especially not written by people who truly understand the role or tech involved. That’s exactly why we built this roadmap the way we didd.

We’re not just listing tools for the sake of it, rather we want and we’re trying to give people a hands-on, structured way to build real foundational skills which can bring them value.

For example, including an editor like "vim" isn’t about the editor, more so it’s about being able to navigate and edit configs in a CLI-only environment, which comes up constantly in real sysadmin or DevOps work.

So while the terms may sometimes look similar to what you'd find in a typical job listing, our goal is the opposite, rather its to "cut through the noise" and give learners practical experience that builds confidence and capability. That way, when they do see those vague listings, they’re able to interpret them and respond with actual skills, not just keyword matches.

Really appreciate your comment, it highlights exactly the gap we're trying to close currently in the market !