When I see Angular in a job description, I think "this is a legacy maintenance job." So not surprised you have trouble hiring :).
Even if they stereotypes aren’t true. They are still extremely damaging to the future of Angular. I also feel the same when the entire history of me hearing angular is of converting old angular 1 code to react.
After having worked on an Angular project for a little over a year I'm at the point where I'm very unlikely to accept another job where they use Angular. It's so frustrating to work with, and every week I find another corner in the framework that, in my opinion, is very poorly designed and/or implemented.
The reason being: no one around the company likes maintaining those projects because they hate the framework and we haven't been able to hire people willing to learn/work with Angular.
I love the framework as it has almost everything you need out of the box. At the beginning I hated it but as any tool/language once you get the architecture, patterns and ways to build stuff you feel it's a great tool.