This and also what people don't realize is that because right now Rust is a passion project for most people almost everything in it is of very high quality.

Jobs will come soon because stability and speed is good for business. And then we will have a bunch of lower quality stuff but more jobs. So enjoy the good things at each stage.

I agree with your take and want to add that Rust has stellar tooling and code analysis of it also looks either easier or just more people are doing it so I think linting and semi-automatically applying better practices will be easier compared to, say, Python.