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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
Moving to another language (from Python/Javascript)

Hi guys, 

I am fullstack Engineer (self-taught). I have been working for more than 14 years  in the industry but almost always using Python or Javascript.

I would like to get a job in another language Golang, Java, Clojure or Rust. Lately with Python is really easy to find new jobs but I am kind of tired of doing the same.

Do you think company could value my experience with Python/Javascript and hire me to migrate to one of this other languages?

If you think so, which one you think I should focus more. 

I am asking not based on what is going to be easy to learn. I am asking more what Recruiters and Managers could value my experience in Python/Javascript .
gpt
I’m baffled by the responses that suggest that kind of transition is unlikely. Languages aren’t difficult - problem solving is. And after 14 years you’ve done a lot of that. More difficult is moving domains - from a front end engineer to a distributed systems engineer for example. But even that’s not unheard of. 

You need to be prepared to work to pickup new tech and if you know what kind of stack you want to move into it would do you good to build some things on the side so you can talk about that space with fluency. But “I’m a X programmer” where X is a stack and not a domain is for consultants and specialists.

Edit: Also worth noting I’ve been a hiring manager and wouldn’t blink at signing an experienced engineer with 14 years of experience in unrelated languages.