I currently work at a place that is mostly Macs and I use a Thinkpad. 3 of us are working on the same Android app and one of us uses Eclipse with stock ADT, on

I currently work at a place that is mostly Macs and I use a Thinkpad. 3 of us are working on the same Android app and one of us uses Eclipse with stock ADT, one of us uses vi and ant to build and I currently use Android Studio (was previously using Sublime Text and ant to build). I've worked at other places on other types of software in similar situations where each dev may have had a very different setup, and in my experience while this may introduce a bit of one-time hardship at the very beginning of a project, it actually leads to a much better and robust product later because there tend to be issues with the code or overall process that are hidden from you (but can still bite you) in a homogeneous environment that become extremely obvious quickly in a heterogeneous environment. But to each their own. As long as you're upfront about your one-size-fits-all process I can easily avoid working for you!