'2 jobs a necessity': In hyper-competitive South Korea, youths hustle but hope for a better wayLee Duna@lemmy.nz to World News@lemmy.world – 221 points – 11 months agochannelnewsasia.com24Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentLanguage is always a barrier. Without good German skills you have the opportunity of being a cleaning lady or building Autobahn here in Germany.Also uprooting ones life to a different continent can be expensiveAre there no job positions where English could serve as an fallback language, like in STEM fields. (tech, healthcare, electronics, architecture) ?That's kind of the same problem. People whose native languages aren't indo-European tend to be bad at English, but Asians are a whole different breed.Korean people suck at English. At least compared to Germans.
Language is always a barrier. Without good German skills you have the opportunity of being a cleaning lady or building Autobahn here in Germany.Also uprooting ones life to a different continent can be expensiveAre there no job positions where English could serve as an fallback language, like in STEM fields. (tech, healthcare, electronics, architecture) ?That's kind of the same problem. People whose native languages aren't indo-European tend to be bad at English, but Asians are a whole different breed.Korean people suck at English. At least compared to Germans.
Are there no job positions where English could serve as an fallback language, like in STEM fields. (tech, healthcare, electronics, architecture) ?That's kind of the same problem. People whose native languages aren't indo-European tend to be bad at English, but Asians are a whole different breed.Korean people suck at English. At least compared to Germans.
That's kind of the same problem. People whose native languages aren't indo-European tend to be bad at English, but Asians are a whole different breed.
Language is always a barrier. Without good German skills you have the opportunity of being a cleaning lady or building Autobahn here in Germany.
Also uprooting ones life to a different continent can be expensive
Are there no job positions where English could serve as an fallback language, like in STEM fields. (tech, healthcare, electronics, architecture) ?
That's kind of the same problem. People whose native languages aren't indo-European tend to be bad at English, but Asians are a whole different breed.
Korean people suck at English. At least compared to Germans.