RE: best job market

[KMcLauchlan -at- chrysalis-its -dot- com]

But when California *finally* slides into the sea, 
and Phoenix becomes oceanview property (and somehow, 
Scotsdale *will* have the nicest beach)...

Does anybody have a good guess as to when the 
Remote-Access/Telecommute/Telepresence thing will 
reach critical mass and we won't have to move to places 
where housing is more expensive than gold, traffic takes 
up more time than work or sleeping, and smog is the 
word used to describe the "clear" days?

That guy working from Spain seems to have the right 
idea.   But most places around here seem to demand 
that you show up for meetings once in a while, and 
that you actually sit down with the prototypes and 
the testers (or engineers) and sort it out, face-to-face.

I expect that places like Silicon Valley will drive 
the trend toward remote work for writers and software 
developers (especially if the California clean-air rules 
are not dismantled), and that tele-work won't be TOO much 
longer in coming to a venue near me.  But patience is not 
my strongest suit.   Comments?


/k

Melonie said:

> any time I want it. Silicon Valley is definitely HOT!!

> Trust me, you don't want to move to Austin: it's hot
> (temperature wise), the traffic sucks (and all the 
> people moving here are making it worse!), and finding 
> a home is getting ludicrous and expensive.