Surely you've read PG's comments on why organisations go for Flub instead of Lisp? In my far too many years in IT I've even come across demand for APL programm

Surely you've read PG's comments on why organisations go for Flub instead of Lisp? In my far too many years in IT I've even come across demand for APL programmers, but never Lisp. Managers don't get fired for demanding their team use C++, C#, Java or even Cobol. Lisp skills are not seen as a fungible resource.