It really depends on how you define "getting a job," i.e. working professionally. If you're self-employed and/or working as a freelancer, delivering the final product, the software you use will be largely unimportant. If you're employed with a studio and supposed to work in a team or inside a 3D workflow, Vue won't really help much--you'll have the basic skills people are looking for, but they also want people to already know the render applications the company uses day-in-day-out by heart. And in a 3D workflow, you'll almost never find Vue simply because it doesn't export anything but terrains into other 3D applications. ta, -Sascha.rb