In my experience, it is tricky for people to learn Haskell meaningfully outside of a team of people to explain the concepts. I'd say write a few real programs i

In my experience, it is tricky for people to learn Haskell meaningfully outside of a team of people to explain the concepts. I'd say write a few real programs in Haskell. Beyond that, if you find the right company, they will hire based on general engineering skills rather than Haskell-specific skills. When it comes down to it, Haskell is just another language with a particular set of capabilities. Also there are occasionally posts to the /r/haskell subreddit with job listings. Good luck!