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Yes, I do know about my lack of English communications skills. That's one of the reasons why I want to work is the USA. As I work in a non-english company, with
by kodols 4y ago
Yes, I do know about my lack of English communications skills. That's one of the reasons why I want to work is the USA. As I work in a non-english company, with non-english speakers, it's not favorable to improve my English skills.
If that raises a huge red flag, then it's sad. It's the same as "you don't have enough experience for this junior position".
From my perpective, the best way to learn or improve a new language is to practice it in a country where it's the official language.
- tgflynn 4y ago> From my perpective, the best way to learn or improve a new language is to practice it in a country where it's the official language. That's true but you have to achieve a certain level of proficiency before you start looking for a job that requires you to speak another language. I don't know where you are located but it's likely you can find many ways to practice and improve your English. There must be online communities for people pursuing that goal, since I know there are for other languages.