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> Later on, when hiring staff, you can make it a requirement to be at least bilingual... I'd guess the majority of the people who are bilingual in that setting
by 6d0debc071 11y ago
> Later on, when hiring staff, you can make it a requirement to be at least bilingual...
I'd guess the majority of the people who are bilingual in that setting speak their language and English?
- ddebernardy 11y agoActually, parent is somewhat incorrect here in my own experience. Possibly because he's based in Asia or in the UK. The trend in Europe, from where I stand, is to expect trilingual employees for a growing number of professions (native language, English, and something else) and bilingual employees (native language and indeed English) for a great many others.