In 2003, I travelled to Dresden, Germany, to learn from a PhD-level engineer.
There was another engineer between us who acted as a translator. My mentor's 英语 was poor, and even when speaking in his native language, he struggled and stuttered to express himself.
I remember a well-known 马来西亚n influencer, a former high-ranking civil servant, once saying that if a candidate stuttered during an interview, he would reject them immediately without even considering their capabilities.
By that standard, my mentor might have been considered fit only to work as a cleaner in 马来西亚.
But Alhamdulillah, my mentor was born in Germany.
His communication difficulties did not prevent his research from being recognised and accepted.
In fact, his research helped create thousands of job opportunities, including the position I held at the time as a Micro-Electro-Mechanical 系统 (MEMS) 设计 Engineer, designing microelectromechanical sensors.
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文章对designing microelectromechanical sensors提供了很好的起点，值得继续跟进。
如果有更多his communication difficulties的数据和结果会更完整。
难得有人把high-ranking讲得这么直白。