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Insurance (1)
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30,000
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The ability to maintain contact with staff from the head office in the U.S.
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Positions including and above vice-managers
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Banking & mortgage (1)
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7,000
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An ability to write and read is required more than speaking in suburban branches, while speaking skills are also required in city branches.
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The foreign exchange division, where they have to deal with letters of credit that are all written in English.
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Accounting & finance (1)
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2,000
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Strong command of English because employees must frequently contact overseas companies, and they need to adequately answer the majority of their correspondence in English
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Professional divisions such as financial services
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Human resources service (1)
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600
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not mentioned
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Those who must deal with foreign clients
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Retail (1)
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600
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The ability to serve foreign visitors and respond to their inquiries
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The supervisors of each floor, telephone operators, and those who work at information desks
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Hospitality & travel, restaurant & food service (2)
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50–250
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The ability to speak, read, and write English in order to answer foreign customers’ inquiries about services, fax them, and prepare information for their meetings
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Those contacting guests, such as receptionists or room service managers.
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Education and training center (1)
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10
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Basic English language knowledge for beginners
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Those who teach English
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