LAILATIFAH ROBBANIAH (NIM : 2510090812022)Mahasiswa Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Administrasi
Lancang Kuning
Administrasi Niaga/Bisnis
LAILATIFAH ROBBANIAH (NIM : 2510090812022) Mahasiswa Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Administrasi Lancang Kuning Administrasi Niaga/Bisnis

In today's job market, just having grit and a "go for it" attitude won't cut it anymore. Think of it this way: English isn't just a bonus on your CV, it's increasingly becoming the deal-breaker for your dream job.

​This isn't about prestige: Β it's a solid investment in a bright future. Imagine being able to effortlessly chat with international clients or a Project Manager from overseas. That instantly boosts your credibility in your boss's eyes!

​To put it plainly: if you're aiming for a bigger salary and a cool company, English proficiency is now the absolute standard. It's non-negotiable!

​Even more so if you’re a freelancer taking on remote jobs and targeting that sweet dollar income. Your clients will definitely be international, and the language for communication? English, of course. Period.

​However...

​If you're perfectly content with your current income and don't feel the need to dive into learning English, that’s absolutely fine. It’s your choice. Just one piece of friendly advice: try not to get upset or, worse, envious of the income and success of others who have gone global! It's as simple as that.

​So, the ball is in your court! Do you want to stay stuck or level up?

​This article is meant to motivate you to take the plunge. Instead of just passively listening and reading, let's start actively speaking. Treat every mistake as a small step toward huge success in your dream career.

Go on, give it a shot!