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Todd Serpico
Thursday 13th of August 2020
The issue also is that the infrastructure isn’t ideal. While if you run a website or something of that nature, you could definitely work remotely in Barbados. But, if you work with corporate companies or have clients, the truth is that the tech there just doesn’t cut it. Calls get dropped all the time, etc.
My main concern though would be if there’s an outbreak. The healthcare system there just isn’t up to standards to deal with a stress on it. Look at what happened to the healthcare system in countries where the infrastructure is sound. Do you really want to get sick there?