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Mark
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Date Posted: 09:26:02 07/05/03 Sat
Doddy,
Your comment truly degrades the highly skilled/educated business executives (particularly top-level managers) in South East Asia; in fact, it’s an insult to the business world in general!
Sagita’s English proficiency surely needs to exceed beyond secretarial level of competence in order for her to reach the top-level management of international business. Acquiring an excellent business communication skill is unquestionably an essential basic requirement to succeed in the global business; therefore, yes, undoubtedly, it’s a must!
How can we trust & rely on a person’s analytical ability when he/she couldn’t even implement the simple appropriate use of grammar? The use of language certainly reflects our level of education, intelligence, and professionalism.
Unfortunately, Sagita did make numerous grammatical errors (fundamental ones), and we all need to be objective about her linguistic ability in English. Please take ~Realistic~'s critique as a motivation to improve yourself.
As for Miss Indonesia Organization, I believe appropriate English training is necessary during quarantine period.
As an American who used to work in Indonesia and completely fell in love with your magical culture, I truly hope Miss Indonesia 2003 will compete in Miss Universe beauty pageant!
Thank you.
P.S.
I would like to congratulate the people behind the making of this superb website. It really shows a lot of hard work, personal dedication, and sacrifice. Excellent job!!!
>Dear ~Realistic~, thank you for your ignorant reply.
>Putting down other people for what they want to
>achieve. At least they have real goals, I guess your
>only goal is to put down somebody else's grammars. Do
>you have the brains to match hers? I don't think so.
>You do know that most executive positions require more
>analytical thinking than ability in grammar. Have you
>ever heard of a secretary?
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