Basic command of English
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Posted Sep 5, 2019, 4:32 PM UTC
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There are places like that, but you can expect them to charge a lot more.
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I rarely have trouble communicating with nail techs.
I think if it was that much of an impediment, they wouldn't be in business. But it doesn't seem to stop people from going and giving them good business. It's a minor inconvenience.
I wish there was an English proficiency requirement for every prospective business owner/provider.
which would probably greatly impact areas where many minorities and immigrants live and run their successful small businesses that drive the community.
Just point, never fails with me where I work 👍
Well a sizeable majority of Americans speak English so yeah English should be mandatory.