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On Wed, Mar 27, 2013 at 12:10 PM, Reshma <reshma_pendse -at- yahoo -dot- co -dot- in> wrote:
> Hello all,
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> There have been a couple of posts on LinkedIn and a few recent articles about the challenges of managing offshore teams and ESL writers. I've posted the filleting question in a LInkedIn group and am posting it here for the consideration of this group:
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> How do you define an ESL writer? Is it simply someone who does not live in a native-English speaking country? How about someone whose mother tongue is not English but whose medium of instruction at school was English?
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> Sorry for the cross post, but I'd really appreciate opinions from this group.
>
> Regards,
> Reshma
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