Let me give you a counterpoint. I have worked at two companies in FAANG now, and I've also worked on the Linux kernel on ethernet drivers. None of those situations allowed the use of Jetbrains. In fact, I've never worked for a place or on a product that didn't allow for vim.
Sometimes you will also be required to work from a remote server. I'm not talking about to fiddle bits, I'm talking about real development.
There is also a lot of downsides to not working from the terminal. Vim users are consistently better interviewers because they spend more time interacting at the system level. There are a lot of disadvantages to working with an IDE that turns valuable knowledge into a series of black box buttons.
Sometimes you will also be required to work from a remote server. I'm not talking about to fiddle bits, I'm talking about real development.
There is also a lot of downsides to not working from the terminal. Vim users are consistently better interviewers because they spend more time interacting at the system level. There are a lot of disadvantages to working with an IDE that turns valuable knowledge into a series of black box buttons.