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Only if your preferred language is doing so badly in your area that you have no other choice. For instance, I have been using Python all my career, but to this
by mkl95 6y ago
Only if your preferred language is doing so badly in your area that you have no other choice.
For instance, I have been using Python all my career, but to this day it is a niche language in my country. I also know PHP, Java, and C++ from school and personal projects (guess which I used for school and which for personal projects), and I have considered job offers in the past when Python was extremely unmarketable. One of those times I had to move to another city for nearly a year to avoid switching to another language.