Good point. But if you come to a team where the environment is already set up for you, then at least you avoid the headache of choosing/debugging every nut and

Good point. But if you come to a team where the environment is already set up for you, then at least you avoid the headache of choosing/debugging every nut and bolt of the system just to begin writing code. If you're in a position to define the stack, you have to weigh the benefits vs churn very carefully.