Landing a job has very little to do with programming skill and very much to do with networking and the way in which you present yourself and what the company is

Landing a job has very little to do with programming skill and very much to do with networking and the way in which you present yourself and what the company is looking for. So the answer to your question depends entirely on external factors. Python jobs in general seem to be extremely rare compared to frontend JS and backend Rails, which I found disappointing several years ago. But python jobs do exist, and the author should find no trouble landing one with "Cloned Redis in 230 lines" as a bullet point. :)