I wonder how hard it will be to hire haskell programmers in 5 years. I know a number of current undergrads, myself included, who would rather use Haskell than J

I wonder how hard it will be to hire haskell programmers in 5 years. I know a number of current undergrads, myself included, who would rather use Haskell than Java, but settle for (Java, C, etc.) work because Haskell shops don't seem to recruit interns much. (Incidentally, if anyone's hiring haskell interns, consider this a shameless self-plug)