Sounds like you have several experiences as a Clojure job seeker. Has that been driven more by your personal Clojure network or kind of scatter-and-spray apply

Sounds like you have several experiences as a Clojure job seeker. Has that been driven more by your personal Clojure network or kind of scatter-and-spray applying to jobs that list Clojure as a possible skill? I ask because I occasionally look at Indeed or LinkedIn to see if I can get a feel for the current Clojure hiring market. The results of those searches seem to be trending downward for me over the last few years. Which doesn't mean there are fewer jobs than before but makes me question if more folks are Clojure job searching on various Clojure-focused resources instead.