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At JPMorgan Chase, we are always looking for bilingual skills from our staff to better suit and expand our client base. Do you speak any other languages fluently?
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Ryan Brunner has over ten years of experience recruiting, interviewing, and hiring candidates in the healthcare, public service, and private manufacturing/distribution industries.
This is a straightforward question where your interviewer is looking to simply see if you could the additional skill of being bilingual to the team at JPMorgan Chase. If you are, it could be potentially highly marketable to new clients. If being bilingual is required for the job, you would likely see those details in the job advertisement. Feel free to speak openly and honestly for this question and an answer of no for this question shouldn't disqualify you from candidacy for the position if it is not a requirement.
Ryan Brunner has over ten years of experience recruiting, interviewing, and hiring candidates in the healthcare, public service, and private manufacturing/distribution industries.
"Other than three years of German back in high school many years ago, I do not speak any other languages fluently. Even with those three years of schooling in the language, I couldn't hold anything other than a very basic conversation in German."
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No, I don't. I know a little bit of Spanish, however with the new technology we have I would be willing to work on learning another language.
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This answer does a good job of pivoting away from a skill you don't have (speaking another language) to showcasing your willingness to learn something new.
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I speak English fluently, and also very proficient in Greek. I also plan to travel to Greece before starting this role to hone my skills and reach "fluency".
Marcie's Feedback
Wow! That's an ambitious and impressive goal! Can you talk more about when/how you learned the Greek you already know? Do you have some connection to Greece? When is this trip planned for and why? Also, if you can connect this specific language to the company and/or role somehow, it will show the interviewer why it's beneficial for them that you speak it. Good job!
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