My experience is limited (although unusual) and my exposure to the current job market even more so.  However, it's my impression that there are very, very few "Python jobs."  It's becoming more and more the case that multiple skills are required, and frequently Python is one of them.  However, it's common to find that people are looking for "C++ and Python" or "HTML, Python, SQL and framework."<p>We're not hiring at the moment, but we use Python extensively.  Even so, if someone was primarily a Python programmer, without equally strong skills in something else, we wouldn't be able to hire them.<p>As I say, strongly biased, unsupported by statistics, random opinion.