[Martinsos]

I can confirm this! We had no problem getting a very decent number of applications for Haskell position, both from very experienced Haskell devs, and from junior Haskell devs, all very motivated.

As for getting somebody on-board -> we hired a couple senior / intermediate devs that had no or introductory knowledge of Haskell, and all of them so far got up to speed in a month or so, while not learning exclusively Haskell but also the rest of the codebase at the same time, so normal learning process in the new company. So I wouldn't say at all that learning Haskell for them was an issue, but I am certain that big factor here was that they are generally experienced in other languages. That said, we do keep our codebase pretty tidy and simple (no super crazy Haskell features).