The authors offer opinions on discrimination in employment in the U.S. against persons for whom English is a second language. They cite their own research on the topic to support the contention that discrimination against non-native speakers seeking executive employment or financing as entrepreneurs stems from a perception that they lack the political skills in interpersonal relations necessary for success in business. Personnel managers are urged to be aware of this possible bias.
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