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	<title>Comments on: Why Learning Languages Makes You a More Appealing Job Candidate</title>
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		<title>By: Glen Loveland</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[It certainly can&#039;t hurt, but don&#039;t think foreign language skills are anymore important than other skills or solid work experience. I work in HR in China and I&#039;ve met so many recent graduates with foreign language skills - including Americans who speak fluent Mandarin - and they find it tough to land decent jobs. English is the world&#039;s lingua franca and nearly everyone working in China in a management position or above speaks English. My point is that language is simply a tool, not a means to an end.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It certainly can&#8217;t hurt, but don&#8217;t think foreign language skills are anymore important than other skills or solid work experience. I work in HR in China and I&#8217;ve met so many recent graduates with foreign language skills &#8211; including Americans who speak fluent Mandarin &#8211; and they find it tough to land decent jobs. English is the world&#8217;s lingua franca and nearly everyone working in China in a management position or above speaks English. My point is that language is simply a tool, not a means to an end.</p>
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