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“Multilingual Job Seekers Have an Advantage”

Filed under Employment Outlook, Salary and Benefits
Posted by Libraries, December 08, 2005
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Workers Work, September 27, 2005

http://www.workerswork.com/cgi-bin/workerswork.pl?wblog=927051

According to Marc Jennings, President of Berlitz Publishing and The Langenscheidt Publishing Group, bilingual speakers have the opportunity to make more money on the job market than Americans who only speak English. So if you want to be truly competitive, pick up another language or ramp up your language skills while still at Simmons.

—Rebecca Metzger

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