Which language is better for employment purpose?

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English
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French language
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English is better.
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English is a global language thus it shall help you in your employment ventures through out the world.
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obviouslay English. It is not only the international language it is also the link language in india.
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Spoken English and IELTS Trainer with 11+ years of teaching experience

Obviously English,but Hindi also better
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English is the Best language for Employment
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Other than english. Foreign languages for employment
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Sales & Marketing Professional

English
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In India, we prefer English, but English is the second preference language for foreign OEM'S. Actually, it depends for which employer you are working. If you are working for German company, they prefer people who know German. Same situation with French or Italian. But anyways, you should value...
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In India, we prefer English, but English is the second preference language for foreign OEM'S. Actually, it depends for which employer you are working. If you are working for German company, they prefer people who know German. Same situation with French or Italian. But anyways, you should value English first(global common means of communication). read less
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