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Finding Haskell jobs is the problem, not 'functional jobs' in general.
by ReleaseCandidat 5y ago
Finding Haskell jobs is the problem, not 'functional jobs' in general.
- MaxBarraclough 5y agoI'm reminded of an old joke: This could be a great year for Haskell's usage in industry, we hope to see its adoption rate jump by as much as 25%. That's right, a whole engineer! Back on topic: I imagine you're thinking mainly of Scala and Clojure?
- ReleaseCandidat 5y agoElixir has most job offers, if I'm not mistaken. But that's just what caught my attention recently. I hear many people complain that they can't find Haskell jobs. Could of course be that OCamlers, F#ers, ... don't complain that much ;)
- hocuspocus 5y agoJust search your favorite job board, you'll see that Scala is far more popular than anything else in this space. Elixir is pretty niche, you can clearly see that on https://whoishiring.io https://whoishiring.io (that is scraping HN among other sources).