> "If you want to code in Haskell or Lisp in Europe, good luck." Sidebar: I don't want to work with any Engineer for whom the programming language plays any ro

> "If you want to code in Haskell or Lisp in Europe, good luck." Sidebar: I don't want to work with any Engineer for whom the programming language plays any role in their choice of career. I want to work with engineers that want to build solutions for customer problems, solving complicated technical challenges using the best tool for the job. Sometimes that tool is Haskell or Lisp, or Erlang. Sometimes it isn't. I also want to work with engineers that recognize that they can do more as part of a team than lone-wolfing everything themselves. That also means that sometimes the best tool for the TEAM is not the best tool for them individually.