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> Because Python pays more.

In the extremely underpaid start-up world?

C, Java, C++, Kotlin, Swift, etc - IIUC pay MUCH better and are more in demand at companies where you really make good money as an engineer.



In the past few years I’ve discussed salaries with dozens of companies as a staff level IC. C++ companies pay significantly less even if the work is far more specialized and challenging. The real money is in “Cloud + python/golang”.


Dozens of highly profitable public tech companies?

There's really on APPL, GOOG, MSFT, AMZN, FB.

Pinterest, AirBNB, Adobe, Intuit, Snap, Roblox, etc are usually a pretty big drop in pay - but usually above all but the highest of high paying startups.

The vast majority of actual cloud jobs - building cloud infrastructure - are low-level - not Python.

Are you talking about startups using AWS? I'm not sure that's a "cloud" job.


Not according to latest developer survey by Stack Overflow.




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