Evaluating Non-Native Speakers
WHAT IT IS
Interviewers routinely confuse fluency or accent with ability. A candidate speaking their second or third language may pause, search for words or sound different — while the content is exact. Separate the competency from the delivery.
WHY IT MATTERS
For global teams, this bias quietly filters out experienced people because they sound different — not because they know less.
- • 3 practical rules to use in your next interview
- • Signal-vs-noise lab: 2 real interview moments, weak vs. strong interviewer
- • What goes wrong when teams skip it
- • 3 realistic scenarios to test your judgement, with XP and streaks
