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5. Career Advantages: People who are fluent in at least two languages (their native language and a second one) are in greater demand in the job market, and will often “beat” the competition because of that second language. Any company that has or plans to have an international presence will almost always select the candidate with proficiency in a second language.
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5. Career Advantages: People who are fluent in at least two languages (their native language and a second one) are in greater demand in the job market, and will often “beat” the competition because of that second language. Any company that has or plans to have an international presence will almost always select the candidate with proficiency in a second language.
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5. Career Advantages: People, who are fluent in at least two languages (their native and second one) are in greater demand in labor market, and will often “beat” the competition because of that second language. Any company that, has or plans to reach an international level will almost always select the candidate with 2nd language proficiency.
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5. Career Advantages: People who have fluency in at least two languages (their native and a second one) are in greater demand in the job market, and will often “beat” the competition because of that second language. Any company that has or plans to have an international presence will almost always select the candidate with 2nd language proficiency.
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