Sorry, didn't answer your question fully the first time, was in a rush. The languages we interviewed for were Javascript and PHP (for different positions). The

Sorry, didn't answer your question fully the first time, was in a rush. The languages we interviewed for were Javascript and PHP (for different positions). There are lots of newbies out there who pick up the basics of these two languages (due to their popularity), and then try to get high paying jobs. Most of them are used to copy/pasting the code from the internet. That's extremely prevalent among Drupal developers. Drupal has a ton of contributed modules, so you can get pretty far without writing a single line of code. It's really really hard to find a good Drupal developer. I'm completely serious about 90% not being employable (by my standards).