In addition, they have the technical skills. The flip side is that if you're in a technical field, language matters less. The problem is that if you're going to become a senior manager, you're not going to be able to manage unless you have the language skills. Some immigrants are completely conversant in the things that they design and build, but not in sales and marketing or positioning or being able to talk to clients and partners. So, I certainly think that in this country, not being able to speak English is a huge handicap.
Language is one of the fundamental issues in terms of being able to assimilate.
So much opinion is formed around where the company comes from, as well, and MIT opens a huge number of doors. It gets instant recognition in the technology field, when the name is used on resumes and in proposals to clients there are times when we played it heavily. Also, we were operating in a cosmopolitan environment. A huge advantage that an immigrant brings to this country is that when you look at a problem or an issue or a market, you look at it with an outsider's perspective. A nother huge advantage that an immigrant brings to this country is that when you look at a problem or an issue or a market, you look at it with an outsider's perspective.