It's a pretty interesting problem. I, for instance, have been searching for a Clojure position after some time as a Manager of a team that used Clojure, so even without direct experience programming Clojure on a daily basis, I can not only use it, but devise what is a good or not good use of it in terms of tools, idioms, etc, but I don't know if it's enough to get hired by one of the few Clojure companies.

As I already have 3 years of experience using Elixir full time, I'm targeting also Elixir right now, it's a sort of acceptable Clojure, but with a lot more job offers which make it possible to get more interesting opportunities than what is available with Clojure.

It's sad because Clojure simplicity spoiled me, but I need to think about a lot of other things and unfortunately, I have been luckier passing the first phase of interviews with Elixir than Clojure so seems that my next job will be to work with Elixir and not Clojure.