Author here. I guess so, but there are plenty of software companies with products to "increase office productivity". But at the same time, there are a lot of t

Author here. I guess so, but there are plenty of software companies with products to "increase office productivity". But at the same time, there are a lot of times where you need a very specific, one-off, 30 line script to do something for your particular job/company. This is where knowing a general (and easy to use) programming language like Python comes in handy. Hence why I wanted to write a programming book for office workers who wanted to skip the computer sciencey and software engineering aspects. Who cares if a throwaway script is O(N^3) if N is going to be a few hundred? Most of the time these things don't matter, because it's still faster than doing this stuff by hand.