If you just want to get shit done, Clojure is fine (though any other Lisp would arguably be better than Clojure).
If you want to get shit done, and make sure the types are correct, and make sure all side effects are properly managed and accounted for, that's Haskell's niche.
If you want to get shit done, and make sure the types are correct, and make sure all side effects are properly managed and accounted for, that's Haskell's niche.