Country Does Not Equal Language Preference
Phil Hadviger
Principal Site Reliability Engineer @ GLGBelow is an example of JSX embedded in Markdown.
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So I'm a developer speaking and reading primarily English, living in Japan, and sometimes traveling to Hong Kong, or the United States, mainly for work reasons. I work for a Japanese branch of a US company, where a vast majority of our infrastructure is located in the Unites States.
Me | Organization | |
---|---|---|
Country | Japan | United States Japan |
Language | English | English |
Tech Vendors | United States | United States China |
So this is me, and the summary is that I personally, and the organization I work for, primarily interact with US Vendors in English.
Inside of most modern web browsers, you have the option to choose what your language preferences are. So for myself, I choose English, but technically I could add German to the bottom of the list, since I do understand that as well. Web sites, then have the option to check what my language preferences are, and offer me a site that adheres to what I'm telling them is best for me.