I would suggest learning both Ruby (plus Rails) and Python (plus Django). There are plenty of PHP shops with nasty code bases thinking (even if only superficial

I would suggest learning both Ruby (plus Rails) and Python (plus Django). There are plenty of PHP shops with nasty code bases thinking (even if only superficially) about developing to those languages and frameworks. Even if that never actualizes, it makes you as a candidate look more attractive. I would also suggest really wrapping your head around client-side technologies if you haven't already. In particular, JavaScript plus jQuery.