It's equally difficult to try and hire a team of folks who know rust. There is also a lot of legacy code which doesn't cleanly interop with rust (cxx and the li

It's equally difficult to try and hire a team of folks who know rust. There is also a lot of legacy code which doesn't cleanly interop with rust (cxx and the like are not sufficiently easy to bridge the gap). It would be much easier to convince your existing team to start using rust where it makes sense than it would be to switch jobs in search of one which primarily uses that. Over time both of these problems will diminish, but that'll likely take another decade.