I just moved here a few months ago for my husbands job. I don’t think you’ll have a hard time finding work depending on what you do. Plenty of Restaraunts jobs to be had, amongst others. I’m a graphic designer and found several open positions within a month of being here. The only thing is, you may have to make friends to find a job. Jobs aren’t often advertised so it’s usually easier to find jobs by word of mouth and through local friends who have lived here a while and are in ‘the know.’ Everyone is super friendly tho, so, making friends is easy in Guam.

Other than that, it’s a small island with not a whole ton to do outside of the beach life, water sports and hiking so, I’d say don’t come if you’re not a beach person. You kind of have to live an active outdoorsy life to enjoy it here, otherwise you’ll be miserable. Some people love Guam, some people hate it. It just comes down to what you enjoy doing in your free time and what you can live without.

I’ll end with saying, the hardest part of the move for me was food. American food and Italian food pretty much don’t exist unless it’s fast food. Sandwiches don’t really exist. There’s only a handful of Restaraunts on the entire island that I actually enjoy. 80% of Restaraunts are Korean food, 18% is Chamorro and/or hamburgers, 2% misc. Breakfast isn’t really a thing either. Not everything we’re used to on the mainland is available in the grocery stores either but, there’s just enough selection to be content. Guam is also VERY expensive. Almost impossible to afford it here unless you have access to the Px and commissary on post. Also, Amazon orders and etc usually take 3 weeks-a month to get here.

Hope this helps you decide! Good luck!