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Hey /biz/,

Like many other 'Muricans, I only know English well. In addition, I can converse in bits of three other languages.

Does anybody know if speaking at least two languages gives any advantages in terms of of improving being hired and/or getting higher pay for Comp Sci/Computer Networking or Business Management?

Curious about domestic and internationally hiring too.

>> No.11294712
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11294712

chainlink is shit

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>>11294701

The only other language that helps in getting jobs is Mexican

>> No.11294871

>>11294764
Originally being from Texas, it was common to see "Se habla espanol" all over the place. I like how some Spanish seeps into an English conversation when talking with 40+ y/o Hispanic people.

South Texas had a large base of both English and Spanish speaker, so seems like it wasn't hard to find a bilingual speaker.

>> No.11294887

>>11294701
>Like many other 'Muricans, I only know English well. In addition, I can converse in bits of three other languages.

Nope you don’t speak English well

>> No.11294945

>>11294887
Eh, it gets me by.

Not as good as it used to be and underslept today, which annihilates my brain's ability to process language. Years of a NEET lifestyle also doesn't help either.

Only classes in high school and college I excelled in without trying were English ones. All honors through high school.

>> No.11295116

I speak German at an intermediate level and Latin at a beginner level. I've found both useful for better understanding English, as well as reading scientific texts.

T. American

>> No.11295149

>>11294701
Not American here , in our lands experience is King. All other bonuses like languages you mention only count if there's anything you can apply it to on this particular job.

>> No.11295194

>>11294871
Gross. No more spic speak pls.

>> No.11295260

>>11295194
Pero es la lengua de amor

>> No.11295319

>>11295116
That makes sense given English borrowed heavily from German. Dad is a doctor and Latin definitely served him well.

>>11295149
That makes sense. An add on rather than a main focal point. Which land do you hail from?

>>11295260
I had a Spanish teacher (de Espana) in high school whose favorite Spanish word was "amor".

Espanol es un bien lengua para amor y compriendo tacos.