>But I always tell them I'd rather they write in broken English to communicate their own ideas. I want to hear what they have to say, directly from their brain. I don't have issues with parsing bad english. Usually its straight and to the point.
I work in FAANG at a non-US office, and this is what I tell my colleagues. I always get pushback: "They're too shy to speak English".
They'll often write messages in their native language, then ask AI to translate.
This is in a developed country, by the way. Engineers working for a US-based company refusing to speak English while getting paid handsomely.
I work in FAANG at a non-US office, and this is what I tell my colleagues. I always get pushback: "They're too shy to speak English".
They'll often write messages in their native language, then ask AI to translate.
This is in a developed country, by the way. Engineers working for a US-based company refusing to speak English while getting paid handsomely.