What are the foreign languages those should learn by a Networking professional?

Hi friends,
I am a CCNP(R&S) with 8 years of exp. , i wanna learn foreign language which will help me in developing my career in abroad. So could you please let me know which are the countries requires networking professionals. So that i can learn their language and have an added advantage.:)
Thanks & regards,
Shrikant
I am a CCNP(R&S) with 8 years of exp. , i wanna learn foreign language which will help me in developing my career in abroad. So could you please let me know which are the countries requires networking professionals. So that i can learn their language and have an added advantage.:)
Thanks & regards,
Shrikant
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Which country are you talking about? Honestly, improve your English and you'll be much better off.
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Ouch
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- You're an absolute gun at something
- They cant find locals that are good enough at that thing
I know that Australia's brought in a number of people from around the world on lucrative contracts to design a country-wide fiber network. Something like this has never been undertaken in the country before, hence the need (temporary though) for foreign hires.
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The US Dept of State pays extra I believe if you are in the foreign service and you learn a new language at a certain level.
Maybe in other states.
I agree English is the default tech language, I have friends from latin america and spain and they rarely mention IT terms in spanish.
They sometimes just mention them in english but as if it was read in spanish lol
"El Demark" or "Puedes darle ping a el circuit" lol.
I guess if you lived in cali or FL spanish would be more useful.
IrishJobs.ie for jobs in Ireland. Search IrishJobs.ie for jobs in Ireland, Dublin, Cork and Galway.
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Sometimes I check for some positions so I can motivate myself to work on my goals.
Plus, I heard a dirty rumor that Australians don't actually drink Fosters!!!
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You mean displaced sunburnt Irish
Been there. Spanish is my native language. If you give me a Windows whatever in Spanish I wouldn't know what anything means right off the bat. It would take me some time to figure it out. Back home every time I touched a Spanish Windows version I felt like grabbing a pen and sticking it in my eye.
I still remember the first time i saw the word "enrutador." It took me a solid 10 minutes to figure out they were talking about a router.
PS We had a good saying back home: "The optimist learns English, the pessimist learns Chinese and the realist learns how to operate Kalashnikov" LOL
I dont care, I'm naming my firstborn marshrutizator
All of this stuff gotta go in the package to the visa company, if you decide to use a visa company. I couldn't tell you about tourist or business visa's because I haven't gotten to those yet.
My suggestion to you is to check out indeed.com but for the country you would like to work in. For me it would be ru.indeed.com. Almost everything is in Russian but I might get lucky and catch something in English.
The experience abroad is totally worth it.
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My wife speaks fluent Russian, I am gonna to have her pronounce it for me.
Getting to the U.S. can be trickier. It's sometimes taken a month for approval and some can't be approved.