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Depends on your work. If you manage headless remote servers or computers, terminal through SSH is kinda the only way to use the computer. There is a lot of software and algorithms or databases that don't actually require a gui. Terminal comands are also great because they can be easily reused and further integrated and automated.
SSH in terminal and understanding the basic commands is a must for hobbyists as well, baby's first VPS is what got me hooked.