@Joey English That sounds great!

I majored in accounting/business law and minored in English lit.

You might consider including a "plain English" summary of the changes also.

To me the answer is no.Throw in phones that don't get answered by real people and being put on hold for 30 minutes after inputting all your personal info only to not have your problem fixed by a person who can barely speak English and you end up reminiscing about the good ole days when the Ma Bell still existed.Pretty frustrating for sure.Gary

BLUF - I have inherited some tenants out of state in Baltimore, MD that speak only spanish - and i speak only english.

About 30 years ago some clown who swam across the border was working as a shipper for a furniture manufacturing company and he hardly spoke any English.

, but when a misspelling or other grammatical error is repeated over and over again, it does draw attention and annoy.That being said, I'm quite sure my English Composition professor could find, in this response, a hundred potential errors.  

I have found it is likely you will try two or three applicants, before you settle long-term for one (or two). 16.I always insist upon English language proficiency-at least 4 (out of 5).

And it all started out by accidentally finding an English Law book in a barrel he bought for 50 cents.

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