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ASP.net with windows workflow foundation hasn't existed for like 10 years or something like that.

VBA hasn't been updated since 2010... yet it's still going strong.

Things like this create a niche and will live longer than cockroaches after a nuclear war.

VBA is still the main way of writing macros. There are plenty of jobs requiring VBA.

Try and find a job for asp.net webforms and windows workflow foundation.

So kinda pointless you posting that really. One is still 'current', but the other you'll be writing asp.net core with modern MVC.

first result in google is a handful of jobs... not many but definitely they exist.

And many more for webforms

Niche things live on... as my post states.