genral question

HI I am not sure whether this is a right place to ask this question.

I work as a delphi developer in New Delphi . To be very honest before joining this company i never heard about Delphi. In India i
havent heard much about Delphi.programmer though i belive there must be
lot. Any ways comming to my main question. My company is giving me a
oppurtunity to shift to C# if i am interested. But after working with
Delphi i never feel like working with c#. but when i think of job
market i get scared. sisnce i dint had a good start in my career. Please advice is it better to stay in Delphi or shifting to C# is a good option?
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