I work in identity and access in a shop where active directory, sql server, and other MS stuff is prevalent (There's Linux too, but fate dropped me in Windows land). I'd never fight someone to make them love it, but it's been abundantly useful to me.

Also, I started with very little scripting experience and very little programming experience. I'm someone that learns tools best when I have something to either build or fix with them. Because PowerShell has access to .net, it ended up pushing me into C#.

What are you struggling with? Everything you need is built into pwsh.

Reasons I love it:

- Objects > strings

- One tool instead of many

- The entire C# std lib is there if I need it.

- Sane syntax vs bash.

It isn't bash