I am not positive that the programming language plays an ultimate role here. I’ve worked in places where I hated to write elixir, just because the working conditions were horrible and vice-versa, had a nice job where I was writing on android with kotlin and enjoyed having some nice teammates that were open to write kotlin in a more functional way and simplifying the codebase.
I personally don’t mind working in whatever language, as long as the people I work with create readable and tested code, not drown themselves in some stupid design patterns and complexity that they have read from some random books, or try to abstract things that will never need abstraction in the lifetime of the project. Sadly no language is protected from such things in this regard, so it’s more important IMO to pick a company and a team you enjoy working with.
