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That's true, and there does seem to be a disproportionate number of Haskell jobs in Singapore, but overall I don't think it has a huge effect.
by nbouscal 12y ago
That's true, and there does seem to be a disproportionate number of Haskell jobs in Singapore, but overall I don't think it has a huge effect.
- taeric 12y agoMore likely you are just seeing a fairly common network effect, where once you are in it is easy to see many connections. So, if there are some fairly good quantitative treatments of this, I'd be interested. I suspect it isn't too shocking. Probably more than the parent poster and friends think. Probably less than you do. :)
- sanderjd 12y agoI actually really don't have much of a hypothesis at all. I asked my original question out of pure curiosity, and my reply was along the lines of it seeming very plausible for there to be both a shortage of candidates to hire and a shortage of companies hiring. But I also think the opposite is plausible. I think so far the most specific answer to my initial question of "is it easy to find Haskell work?" is "yes, in Singapore it is".