Bigjim68
Head Chef
Mexican Karen: It is one thing to live in an enclave where you feel comfortable. It is another thing to expect me to learn a new language so that I can communicate with non english speaking people in my country. Some companies that I deal with are offering spanish lessons so that their supervisors can communicate with the employees. Wouldn't it be better to conduct lessons in english so that employees could communicate with the supervisors and customers? This carries over to the topic. Any employee dealing with the customer should have good english language skills, know the product, project a good company image, and address ths issue in a timely manner. Anyone who has waited on the phone for an hour for an answer to a question only to get a barely fluent person with no idea what you are talking about, knows what I am talking about
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