Although our office is focused on food insecurity in the United States, our parent organization is global, as are many of our stakeholders. What experience do you have working with international clients?

"I was the International Program Director for my previous employer, where I helped build field offices in South America. During my tenure, I oversaw the construction of offices in Brazil, Chile, Argentina, and Uruguay. Not only did I have to have strong working relationships with construction managers in each of these countries, but I also had to improve my Spanish skills from remedial to intermediate to communicate professionally in the field."

"Currently, I am an English as a Second Language Instructor working with Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, and Korean students online. In my position, I am not only required to help improve my students' English speaking skills, but I also have to be aware of culturally sensitive issues specific to each country to maintain a congenial and comfortable classroom environment. In addition to this experience, I am fluent in Korean and studying Chinese."

This is a good opportunity to highlight any second language skills or ability to communicate with non-native English speakers.