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@borkdude hope you don’t mind me asking - where did you end up with yada + sente? Does polling work?
Over 85% of the audience at last year's conference were using Clojure at work. It seemed everyone else wanted to. When you are in small teams, which most Clojure shops are, then you are (or should be) involved in hiring in a meaningful way. I would be weary of leaving such an impactful decision only to a hiring manager (even if the hiring manager was someone wonderful like @U0525KG62).