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Originally Posted by Detector  Wal*Mart, like many other local businesses, have put the emphasis on being bilingual rather than being a people person for its employees. I've seen some people say speaking more than one language is some sort of sign of intelligence, but personally my experience says the opposite.
Then most of our bilinguals speak fluent Spanish, but suck at English. |
I think Walmarts problems have little to do with employees being bi lingual. Actually, the employees I know there said the Hispanic employees (while maybe have not perfected ENglish) are some of the hardest working employees. I KNOW this is a generalization but he said that the caucasion people that are pissed off about only making 6 something an hour are the ones that do the least work because they think they should make more to do what they are doing.
I think the problem is managment/training and pride. This Walmart has none of the above and it shows.