Alex
I was looking at Indeed.com for U.S. FP job stats and I found for
"United States" by title:
Java: 12,125
Scala: 336
Clojure: 28
Considering Clojure 1.0 has been around for nearly 7 years and Scala 2.0
is almost a decade old is it fair to conclude that FP and Clojure in
particular are likely to remain niche as far as paid work goes? It seems
the OO juggernaut just rolls on regardless :(
gvim
On 01/02/2016 20:54, a...@functionalworks.com wrote:
Hey All,
I am currently working with some of the worlds most talented FP teams in
the US to help them build out there Clojure, F# and Scala teams.
If you are looking for a new gig within the Functional Space and want to
work alongside some of the best engineers then drop me a line!
a...@functionalworks.com <mailto:a...@functionalworks.com>
Paying up to $180,000 + Benefits + Bonus + Stock!
Look forward to hearing from you.
thanks,
Alex Mesropians
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