That's so few jobs compared to "other" Listings like Node.js, Python or Java. Plus most of those companies are somehow pretty selective on their process. You have more chances to get a job in a company that can migrate to Go in the future than get a Golang Job with no previous Go experience.
That might be true, but this is mostly because Go is a niche language, it only solves a few engineering problems related to Cloud, Distributed systems and BlockChain.
I don't think (and I hope) it will ever be a mainstream/all-round language like those you mentioned.
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That's so few jobs compared to "other" Listings like Node.js, Python or Java. Plus most of those companies are somehow pretty selective on their process. You have more chances to get a job in a company that can migrate to Go in the future than get a Golang Job with no previous Go experience.
That might be true, but this is mostly because Go is a niche language, it only solves a few engineering problems related to Cloud, Distributed systems and BlockChain.
I don't think (and I hope) it will ever be a mainstream/all-round language like those you mentioned.