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Chinese won't take a lifetime to learn Andre - their children seem to manage to achieve fluency in China before they get to school. ;-) I lived in Singapore for a while and all school children learned English, Indonesian, Chinese and Malay !
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Learning another language is fine. But I'm not sure it is much use unless you know how HR works in the two countries you are learning the language of. In both countries English is widely and well spoken in business circles.

Have you thought about…

Andre

Many people start their working life with ambitious ideas about what they want to do. Most people then change their goals when they recognise these are out of their reach for whatever ever reason - lack of money, time, skill and so on. Most…

Welcome to the community Kristine.

Unfortunately information from other companies may mean nothing. After all, different companies may have different structures, procedures, policies different ways of organising/employing staff, different job descriptions…

Straws are much better. Although I do agree with rejecting those who watch Love Island, Eastenders, Big Brother,.,,..././.././m, mm,,klskkl (Time to duck)...... ;-)

Its vaguely possible that what you watch may reflect your intelligence, attitude or some other trait - I've no idea. But I cannot possibly see a link between what you watch and how you will 'fit in the team' or contribute towards the running of a business…

Yes it is but not all managers will bother.

So what is the question you are asking? I don't think we are often asked questions on USA employment law.

You know the answer Andre to the title of your original post. Devoting your entire waking life to HR is not normal, nor heathy to your mental health and labels you as an obsessive personality. Telling a prospective employer is likely to put them off…

So you either wait it out until you catch the culprit or the person stops?. I assume he/she probably isn't aware that you know and if they are aware of your knowing, then not doing anything and keeping quiet is sending a clear message to the culprit…