specifically? no idea lol. but in general, it's still true that lots of companies that aren't huge tech companies have inefficient data entry and roles that are effectively data entry and processing. So the more you know, and in particular being able to demonstrate actual skill instead of the lie everyone puts on their resume should be helpful. And then if you know SQL well, that opens up jobs at all of the places that are sophisticated enough to make use of big databases. So between the two of those, we're talking about work that's being done at basically any place larger than a mom and pop shop.