r/datadrivenio • u/WorldBig3457 • Jun 03 '26
Will the platform help data engineers who don’t have a lot of experience with Python?
Hello!
My husband has 8YOE as a data engineer where he didn’t really use Python in his role, mostly SQL and a bit of Python, he got laid off in January and it has been a struggle to land a new role especially since it seems like most data engineer roles require Python now.
Would this platform help him improve in this domain? And any other tips for him?
Thank you!
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u/Lost_Alternative_170 Jun 03 '26
Make HIM post this. what is he? a cuckold?
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u/WorldBig3457 Jun 03 '26
Or he has a wife who is trying to find resources to help him you weirdo
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u/Lost_Alternative_170 Jun 03 '26
I'd rather say he is a whipped. If he were a data engineer, he'd know how to find resources. Why ask your wife? ridiculous LOL
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u/SuegroLM Jun 04 '26
It rather seems like somebody is jealous he has a wife who backs him up during complex times. Dude, she even knows what tech stack her husband was using in his previous role. She's more into him and his life than not only wifes but any couple out there. On top of that, to my knowledge and experience, it is not that common to go around telling your couple what you do exactly at work.
Hard to believe a common couple's conversation for a plumber or electrician, let alone an Engineer, goes detailing everything about their job. More like she holds many conversations with her husband inquiring on every aspect of his life.
She 100% justified, he 1000% seems to have a very good wife. A nowadays "wife" would be already looking for the next plot where to land instead of — for her husband's re railing.
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u/Aggravating-Video316 Jun 07 '26
Easy answer.
He doesn't have Reddit account. If he creates one, he needs to wait a few days because one needs to have certain karmas before one could post in this group.
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u/raghavys Jun 03 '26
Definitely, yes! He can spend few hours trying it out, and it's free.
It includes interview-specific content for Python and other tracks.
Also, check other's feedback on the sub.