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Additionally, the speaker who has a hard time with English, I assume they understand it but might not know the "perfect" words to say, isn't going to get bette
by jrs235 4y ago
Additionally, the speaker who has a hard time with English, I assume they understand it but might not know the "perfect" words to say, isn't going to get better without practice. While one could argue the OP should learn Mandarin, I'll hard disagree.
- fakedang 4y agoIn all of my former companies that I've worked at save for one (Japanese Bank), staff were forced to speak English even if one team member did not know their language. Internal communication about company stuff within teams had to be completely in English, even if the team was completely composed of people in one language. Even in the bank I interned at, they had to revert to English (or use a translator) if they needed to tell me something (even though I was making a conscious effort to learn the language). I can't really fathom a FAANG tolerating such flouting of social norms tbh. It's rude and unacceptable in so many ways.