I’m technically “a polyglot” just because I’ve learned different languages over the years. Trying to use them all at the same time would suck though. I do a lo

I’m technically “a polyglot” just because I’ve learned different languages over the years. Trying to use them all at the same time would suck though. I do a lot more Devops type work now and the knowledge of how different languages run comes in handy. Realistically though, that much Go experience should lend you to plenty of opportunities. At the same time, it never hurts to branch out. One of the great things about going deep with a single language before learning others is that you know how to experiment and push things. You know more about what to look for than a brand new programmer that decides to learn 1 language a month at a surface level. It’s a benefit, not a hindrance. Don’t bite off 6 at a time, but definitely find something else and learn it just to broaden yourself.