I have to wonder how they are recruiting, because I don't see that many available positions on the job boards. I'm a Perl developer with 11 years experience wh

I have to wonder how they are recruiting, because I don't see that many available positions on the job boards. I'm a Perl developer with 11 years experience who's been watching the job boards with the intent to relocate to a new city soon (I'm looking all over the US) but I'm not seeing that many Perl jobs anywhere. PHP, Python and Ruby look like a much hotter skills right now based on my unscientific observation. Another thought is that like me, other Perl developers are worried about getting stuck in a shrinking specialty and are actively seeking non-perl jobs to strengthen their career. That said, I'm still open to perl and willing to relocate so if your company needs an experienced Perl guy you can find my email address in my HN profile.