>But, you pay for that in rarity, salary and job demands Quite the opposite. As I said, there are a lot of people who know haskell but don't get to use it in

>But, you pay for that in rarity, salary and job demands Quite the opposite. As I said, there are a lot of people who know haskell but don't get to use it in their job. There's tons of people applying for haskell jobs at $50-60k/year. Being able to use haskell is a big enough draw in and of itself. >If you company has done this successfully, please setup a newsletter, I would subscribe. There would be nothing to go in it. Haskell is not particularly difficult to learn. People can get up and running doing web development very quickly, without any significant changes to how they normally do things since you don't do much destructive updating in most web apps anyways.