> COBOL is still in demand and highly paid. Being in demand means close to nothing. Once I was contacted to work on a tool that was developed in Delphi and I w

> COBOL is still in demand and highly paid. Being in demand means close to nothing. Once I was contacted to work on a tool that was developed in Delphi and I would hardly suggest anyone should pivot from their career to jump on that gravy train. You should build up the skills required for your next job, not your current offers.