Your accent is part of your story — and clarity still opens rooms. Train the mouth patterns and the thoughts that let you show up for the job or promotion you already earned.
Do any or all of these describe you?
- You’ve spent years learning English
- You learned English in native country by someone with an accent
- You feel good about English comprehension
- You feel good about speaking with familiar listeners
- You lose all confidence once you are speaking with native English speakers, with unfamiliar listeners, or in front of a large group
- Native English speakers frequently ask you to repeat yourself – “what, say that again”
- There are communication breakdowns and you’re not sure what you’re saying incorrectly
- People treat you differently because they don’t understand you
- Maybe coworkers avoid speaking with you because of the communication problems
- Your thoughts and ideas are not given as much attention as you think they should
- In your work setting you feel that you have much more to offer than you are giving
- You hesitate to speak up during group discussions or meetings
- You feel that you could do well in a more advanced position – but don’t feel confident in the way you are able to communicate
- You feel that your communication skills or simply your accent is keeping you from progressing in your career.
You are not alone! Hundreds of thousands of non-native English speakers are in your same position and feel this same frustration. The only difference is that you are seeking a solution whereas they are waking up each morning wishing things were different but doing nothing about it.
You are putting yourself in a great position and gaining a very real competitive edge in the marketplace because you are looking to actively work to improve yourself and overcome a very real problem.
In the webinar posted below, we talked about how you as a non-native English speaker can get that dream job or that next promotion in your current job.
I got an email from a past student this week. I had heard that he recently got a new job with the Fortune 500 company, Cisco, and so I emailed him to congratulate him. Here’s part of the response I got from him:
“The new job is definitely a huge win for me. The compensation and benefit package are awesome. The part I like the most is that the job location is about 20 minutes away from where I live. The previous job was very challenging since I needed to spend at least 100 minutes on the road every single work day.
It is incredibly useful to utilize all the skills I learned from Pronunciation Pro. Honestly I am still working at it on a daily basis and feel strongly that I am getting better and better”.
Watch this webinar recording to learn how you can get the same results!
See why English clarity matters for getting the job and act confident while you refine your accent.
