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Companies which want to access in their
field are changing their official language in their company. For example,
Rakuten, and Fast Retailing, were among the first to switch. Now they are being
joined by old-economy companies such as Honda and bridgeston. It is completely
easy to understand why they are changing their official language in their
company. The reasons are like this. English makes it easier to recruit global
stars, reach global markets, assemble global production teams and integrate
foreign acquisitions. Such steps are really important to companies in
Japan, where the population is decreasing. It is very beneficial to promote
human resources, to raise potential employee and so on.
all in all, adopting a common mode of
speech isn’t just a good idea; it’s a must
I will give you some reasons to support
this opinion.
First of all,
In addition to this,
better language comprehension gives
employees more flesh information, which is vital to good decision
making. For example, Swiss food giant Nestlé suceeded to vut redundant costs in
factories and so on. Thanks to its enforcement of English as a company
standard. In other word, to success at globalized world, you have to have an
ability to speak in English. On the other hand, Companies that fail to devise a
language strategy are essentially limiting their growth opportunities to the
markets where their language is spoken, clearly putting themselves at a
disadvantage to competitors that have adopted English-only policies.
Then, to accomplish it, at japan,
it is
inevitable to make English as an official language in japan since people’s
attitude toward English is really low. Therefore, to boost economy and to make
an important role in the world politics, we have to consider to make English as
official language in japan to take a pivotal part in the world.
You combined the viewpoints from multiple sources fairly well but please be careful about plagiarism. These sentences were the exact words from your original sources:
返信削除"Now they are being joined by old-economy companies such as Honda, a carmaker, and Bridgestone, a tyre maker."
"Swiss food giant Nestlé saw great efficiency improvements in purchasing and hiring. Thanks to its enforcement of English as a company standard."
Make sure that you properly quote and paraphrase, even when you're citing the original source.
I did not know that some company uses English as a official language. I found it interesting that English is seen very important when recruting global stars.
返信削除I'm have a question if the workers of companies which set English as their official language are using English even between Japanese coleagues. Do you have any oppinions for that?
返信削除Thank you for the questions.
返信削除About a question, even conversation between Japanese workers, a lot of companies are requiring to use English. Since, it is a place to work and to be accustomed to the environment smoothly, companies are demanding to do so.