I also don’t really think it’s worth it, kind of like saying you should learn Vim.
I think you show know the basics, terminal, docker related things, file structure, helpful commands if you actually use it for software development.
I think you show know the basics, terminal, docker related things, file structure, helpful commands if you actually use it for software development.
These skills translate to embedded systems, the inner workings of BSD based systems (playstation, nintendo, Mac) and obviously anything Linux based (linux and android), which is pretty much everything.
There is probably a handful of jobs where you could avoid it, but for the majority, it is a useful skill.
If you do and you say things like that, that’s willful ignorance; this is also fine if you don’t want to be promoted or hired by the best teams.
I stand by what I actually said: it's fine if you don't care about those things. I wouldn't hire you if you said that on my interview.