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Venox10111 发表于 2015-3-16 13:23 
为什么我觉得那位朋友英文很差,根本不像native speaker,我觉得就这个用词文笔,能做到SA也应该是蛮拼的 ...
hahaha, this is not really relevant to the topic. But I must admit, when I'm fresh out Uni, I'm very concerned that my poor English limit my performace at my work.
But suprisingly, it's never a problem.
All my white managers that ever I workd with, all spoken highly of my communication skill. A SA with poor communicate won't last 1 day in a large enterprise. SA's job is basically just write and talk... emails, document, more email, more document etc...
I have to say I really felt I've been given a fair chance to perform throughout my career. All my colleagues / boss / manager know English is not my first language and they never expect perfect English from me. Actually come to think of it, at Uni, most A+ I get is from Management papers, the kind of paper where grade is entirely assessed from writing essays.
By now, every time I submit an design document for review (consist hundreds pages of written words), I stopped worrying about grammer and spelling. always afarid it may come back with full or gram ,
It's ironic my English is good enough for professional career and University essay writing, but not good enough for casual comments in Chinese discussion forum. Isn't it something to ponder about? When Chinese immigrants is more critical toward other Chinese's English more then the native Kiwis, that says a lot about our culture isn't it?
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