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Wow, job for people who only knew google analytics exist? I thought at minimum SQL is required, and today's analysts also need to know python/pandas at minimum.
by anonylizard 3y ago
Wow, job for people who only knew google analytics exist? I thought at minimum SQL is required, and today's analysts also need to know python/pandas at minimum.
Imagine being a 'frontend developer' who can only use squarespace.
- bdcravens 3y ago> Imagine being a 'frontend developer' who can only use squarespace. More likely: Imagine being a 'frontend developer' who can only use React.
- fredoliveira 3y agoSeems horribly limiting regardless of how we slice it.
- muzze85 3y agoIt's sad because it's a reality for many
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- gostsamo 3y agoThere are people who are trained and know mainly Wordpress, so not a surprise. However, if they can transition to a second product, they will be able to generalize to a n-th as well.
- rvense 3y agoIDK, I used to worked with "Drupal consultants" who barely knew PHP. They delivered the sites they were asked to, usually on time and within budget.
- Jgrubb 3y agoDrupal was the only accessible door to me to this entire industry in 2010, with no CS knowledge or available mentors. I was one of those people and I barely fed my family, and I eventually learned PHP, JS, the hosting stack, automating the hosting stack, Varnish and HAProxy, Linux sysadmin, how the internet works, and a decade of topics since. We all need a door into this stuff, a place to be dropped in to start putting it together. Maybe the OP’s sister in law is totally out of luck, or maybe she’s now got a few of the hundreds of tools she’s going to need to build out a career. Luckily she has a brother in law in the industry, hopefully he’s the helpful type.
- hgsgm 3y agoAnd they could migrate to WordPress if all theirs customers had to migrate.