>/g/ hates Windows >Every decent job I can find requires

>>62465735
>Excel
what are you a f. secretary?

Search better.

Try searching for a real job, unless you're looking into accountancy, in which case you'll just have to deal with it.

>>62465766
Every job in Finance demands extensive knowledge of excel.

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>>62465735
Have you considered acquiring a marketable skill-set, such as programming?

Learn web development. Its the easiest form of programming, has the most demand, gives you freelance, contracting and remote work opportunities, and you spend most of your time with Unix-like operating systems for development and production... unless you do .NET. Plus you'll find it hard to find a webdev job that pays below the median wage of wherever it is that you live.

Go on youtube, search "web development 2017" you'll find videos telling you what you have to learn to be employable. Also >>>/g/wdg/

>>62466542
I cant figure out what shit to learn for webdev

>>62466870
>> gives youtube search keys
>> stills says he doesnt know what to learn
>> being this retarded on a tech board

>>62467289
>search that
>1000 different options
>everyone says something different

>>62465833
>real job

>>62467406
How is finance not a real job.

>>62465735
excel is fucking easy

Excel is supercomfy

>>62465735
We have companies and government locked into AD and Windows

>/g/ hates windows
so? why are you so concerned about the opinions of some anonymous randies on the internet?

>>62466542
webdev is not a marketable skill in 2017 unless you want to go work for a startup that will go under in a few months or compete with pajeets who work for $2/hr

>>62469271
Webdev pays well as fuck you retarded fag

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>>62465735
>excel
>decent job
Beyond me.
>>62465833
It's not biz, and finance jobs are garbage and usually don't need any wangblows software.

>>62465735
Nigger it takes like a week to acquire an "extensive knowledge" of Excel

>>62465735
Libre office calc is quite powerful mate. And its like excel but free

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>>62471310
> its like excel

/g/ is so pretentious
Of course every decent job requires knowledge in excel. If you want send data between companies, customers, contractors, etc. its going to be in excel. What were you expecting?

>>62470191
>>62471310
Excel is an extremely powerful program. Most people only use about 10% of its capabilities. There are no alternative programs. Other spreadsheet software, while more than capable for basic operations, cant do half the advanced things Excel can do.