It certainly inherits a lot from that culture but there's a fast-growing number of industry programmers using Haskell that are bringing more approachable styles to the language; most notably: using partial functions as little as possible, using let bindings more often, using applicative-do, making variables names a bit more descriptive when it makes the waters clearer, using descriptive data type names, documenting the fields of records, documenting the arguments to a function if the types don't make it crystal clear, etc.