Had some job offer other day.
The main thing they need - chatty english.
I can't afford myself to chat in English AND to learn my new job.
So I had to decline the offer.
Sad but true.
I need to improve my skills every single day.
Every single day.
@sptnkmmnt What do you mean with 'chatty English'? You have to talk people's heads off in English or?
@tennoseremel
Mm, could be. How does that company deal with deaf people then, I wonder. Provided it's not a call-center or something similar of course, lol. @sptnkmmnt
@tennoseremel @trinsec yes, that's correct.
@trinsec Yes. This job is QA Engineer\Junior position.
And they needed a guy (or a girl, lol) who can speak and voicechat English well.
I can write. I can explaind something, but I'm not native and my skills are poor for work voicechat conversation. Especially, when I'm new to this career.
So, I need this skill too)))
@sptnkmmnt Think about this:
Ask them if it is a problem you're not very good at it yet, but that you're willing to learn to be good at it?
Because that would be a great way to improve your English speech skills. You'd be forced to do it and learn way faster that way.
@trinsec @sptnkmmnt probably means that he must be able to speak freely in English as all communication will be in English. At least that's my guess.