Global Location Insights: July 2009 - Assessing Language Skills Availability - Best Practices
14 Jul 2009
Topic: Assessing Language Skills Availability - Best Practices
Organizations that leverage global sourcing all have varying extents of language requirements. The most common requirements are fluent English speakers for customer service operations supporting North America and the U.K, European language skills for supporting Continental Europe, and bi-lingual skills in Latin America to support the U.S. market.
From our experience in working with several large organizations on these topics, we have developed four best practices that describe an effective approach to assessing language skill availability.
Use a standard framework to define skills
Avoid under-skilling or over-skilling requirements
Size all talent pools available
Understand underlying drivers
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