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Originally Posted by Alan Anderson
LabVIEW isn't an obviously useful skill if you intend to pursue a career in programming. But if you just end up needing to do a little bit of programming as part of your engineering job, and especially if you want to write programs to interface with lab instruments, it's good to know.
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Depends on the employer. Where I work, we place a low value on knowing any particular language, and a high value on being able to conceptualize, learn quickly and pick the right tool for the job.
If I need someone to build a large scale stream processing system, say to process a million messages a minute from deployed IoT devices, LabVIEW experience would be quite useful, no matter how the service was implemented.