If you enjoy C++ and are productive with it, I don't think there's any need to force yourself to use Go unless you for some reason feel that's a more lucrative

If you enjoy C++ and are productive with it, I don't think there's any need to force yourself to use Go unless you for some reason feel that's a more lucrative job market. I much prefer working with Go over C++. Its test tooling, straightforward syntax, strong opinions, and lack of clutter makes it efficient and enjoyable for me.