| ▲ | tezzer a day ago | |||||||
One example: I worked for an Alphabet company with some very, very accomplished people. When the drawdown on the project came, the people who were bi- or multi-lingual all kept their jobs. They were more useful in more situations for a multinational project. The 36 people let go probably wish they'd spent a little more time studying Japanese, Spanish or Norwegian. | ||||||||
| ▲ | melvinroest 19 hours ago | parent [-] | |||||||
Why Norwegian? Why not Luxembourgish then? | ||||||||
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