French, English or both ? For resume and website.

Replies

• 
  Offline / Send Message

  ZacD ngon master

  Aug 2014

  Are you going to be applying at any studios that use French on their main website and hiring pages? If not, I wouldn't worry about it, and just mention you are fluent in French on your resume.

  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter
• 
  Offline / Send Message

  sulky polycounter lvl 7

  Aug 2014

  Thanks for the answer ZacD, the thing is in Quebec most studios and companies have a french and english site. I think i am gonna stick with bilingual resum

  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter
• 
  Offline / Send Message

  Rolt

  Aug 2014

  Build your site and resum

  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter
• 
  Offline / Send Message

  JacqueChoi polycounter

  Aug 2014

  If you're in Montreal, I would recommend french as it's the etiquette.

  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter
• 
  Offline / Send Message

  aesir polycounter lvl 20

  Aug 2014

  One of each. Send out the proper one to the proper company.

  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter
• 
  Offline / Send Message

  Abidus polycounter lvl 10

  Aug 2014

  Bilingual if you can, french if you can't. Montreal tends to get angry when you say Pasta instead of P

  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter
• 
  Offline / Send Message

  Tits mod

  Aug 2014

  All my website is in english but I always have my resume up in french and english.
  and my name doesn't like, its super french

  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter
• 
  Offline / Send Message

  Bruno Afonseca polycounter lvl 17

  Aug 2014

  I have my website in english and my CV up there too, but when I've applied to specific companies I've sent them a custom CV in spanish, portuguese and whatnot. Never hurts!

  0 · Share on FacebookShare on Twitter