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This is not immediately obvious, even if given your word. Since you've listed Mandarin on your CV, you must recognise that it could have been a contributor to
by ronaldx 13y ago
This is not immediately obvious, even if given your word.
Since you've listed Mandarin on your CV, you must recognise that it could have been a contributor to a hiring decision. Otherwise, why did you put it there?
- contingencies 13y agoOtherwise, why did you put it there? Because I am not going to discount a skill someone might find valuable, even if it's only by oft-repeated social wisdom and never borne out in practice. Your argument is true in the sense that it's impossible to disprove. However, it's pretty weak. Generally, if someone hires you with an interest in your language skills, they will at least mention it in the interview.