The military build up on Guam has an interesting twist to it, namely the exemption from visa limits.
I wrote this take on it for Computerworld.
My conclusion is that the cap exemption won't have much impact on Guam -- at least in terms of becoming an alternative work location by U.S. firms that can't get a H-1B visa in the U.S.
Any person on Guam will be working remotely. But on a broader point, I really do think that Guam could be an attractive location for some workers, especially writers and other content producers, who want to be in the U.S. but work in a time zone that is friendly to late shift work. And work on a tropical island as well ....
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
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