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Edit: I never said I was a unicorn—I specifically said I wasn't— that's what the staffing agency said. I also don't know what they're paying, I'm just helping with interviewing and thought what the staffing agency said didn't make sense. People are coming at me like I said that and like I'm doing the hiring.

Original post:We're hiring a developer and the company I'm with is using an offshore staffing agency.

We needed someone who has worked in PowerBI and can understand SQL. The staffing agency said that's a unicorn. They said you'll typically have someone who either specializes in data or specializes in PowerBI.

I don't consider myself a unicorn, and I have a lot to learn, but I can work in PowerBI and write SQL. I don't feel I'm that special, so I wanted to ask, is that actually rare?

I'm based in the US and the offshore team is based in India. Is that rare to find that skillset or is it more likely that it's rare at the company's price point? That could be it too. You do get what you pay for.

I'm curious what you all may have seen.

About me. I started as a data analyst and worked my way into BI Analytics, but I do end-to-end pipelines and visualizations. I thought more people work with PowerBI and SQL. I could be mistaken, maybe it is rare.

I have social anxiety so I always try to know what to expect, that usually helps. I found some advise that said to ask for well or house liquor in your drink to get cheaper options.
I did that, twice.
Both times the bartender told they didn’t have a well or house liquor and I had to pick on. I typically go with casaamigos, since I know the price point won’t be as bad.
But how can I order drinks if they don’t have house or well liquor or a drink menu? Or should I stick with Casamigos and swallow the cost. I’m ok with well or house liquor to save money in this economy lol
I also want to explore other mixed drinks but that can be kinda cost prohibitive $15-$17 a drink 🥴

I've seen people talk about songs like this but I wanted to create a playlist of songs that aren't gospel songs but have a praise/drum/gospel break.

Something like

I don't want to see you again by Uncle Sam

5 Steps by Dru Hill

I know there's others, they're probably more deep cuts. I think Tank has a few.