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Upon graduation, I submitted my resume to a foreign company of my choice in the production sector; I attended an interview but performed poorly in English and was not hired. I have been working for nearly a year and would like to submit my resume to my former company again. I would like to ask the seniors here: does HR care about this?
It depends on whether the reason for not being selected back then was poor English, and whether English skills have improved significantly now; if that’s indeed the case, then it doesn’t matter to give it a try.
It’s worth applying over and over until the company you want hires you.
Where there's a will, there's a way. Go ahead; the examiner might not be the same person as before. Besides, he may not necessarily have any preconceptions or biases against you.
There’s no need to really take foreign companies seriously either.........
If you want to go, then go ahead. Whether it succeeds or not, you’ve already made an effort, and who knows it might work out after all. But before going, it’s better to first find out the current situation of that company, whether there have been any changes, and why it didn’t work last time. Prepare accordingly. We should look down on our enemies strategically, but pay attention to them tactically, right?
There’s nothing wrong with being young, especially since you are proactive. You can give it a try; there might be unexpected rewards.
Generally, examiners have an impression of the candidates they hire. The reason for not being selected last time might not be just poor English skills; the examiner won’t tell you exactly what’s wrong, and it’s also possible that you’re not the type they’re looking for. So why apply again? As long as you work hard, the work is the same everywhere.
Throw it; it’s also a way of acknowledging one’s own efforts over this period of time.
It mainly depends on whether your English skills have improved. Multinational companies don’t care about other aspects; what matters is whether you are capable of handling the job, that is, whether your abilities are sufficient and whether your English is good enough. If you think you are ready, then go for it
Give it a try; if you don’t, you won’t even get a chance for an interview
Since it’s a company I’ve long admired, it’s certainly worth giving it a try; whatever the outcome, at least I won’t regret it
Go again; there’s no need to really take foreign companies seriously
If you want to go, you must persevere!
The interviewers might have already forgotten you; they still don’t know how many people they need to interview, so how could they remember one person in such detail? It is recommended to submit the resume again.
I suggest the original poster give it another try; it’s your decision whether to submit it or not, and it’s his decision whether to accept it. If you don’t submit it, there will be no chance at all