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You're not too far off. Companies have to, with growing size, do more and more stuff in french. At large companies that aren't exempt you must have a french key
by Farox 13y ago
You're not too far off. Companies have to, with growing size, do more and more stuff in french. At large companies that aren't exempt you must have a french keyboard for example and code comments have to be in french.
- JiPi 13y agoI live in Quebec and worked in big organizations, even public ones like the Governement and a city, and never ever heard that. Source please?
- awaythrowme 13y agohttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francization#Francization_in_Quebec http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francization#Francization_in_Qu... Any large company should have a policy document which states the absurd rules including installation of French software versions and use of French keyboards, hiring and e-mail policies. I believe the policies only apply to businesses with over 50 employees so you would not have encountered them in the public sector.
- kmlymi 13y agoA lot of companies fragment themselves into smaller chunks with employees under 49 to avoid laws like this.
- guiomie 13y agoI'll even add that if your comment isn't in proper Québec semantics and grammar, you might be subject to flagellation.