Considering the current trend that even those who are not majored in English get more

than 900points in the TOEIC, Job seekers who scored more than 900 in the Toeic don\'t possess

advantages any longer.

Don`t you guys really think it is not a big matter that students majoring in English don\'t exceed

900 points in the TOEIC?

This is not about the ability they have but about the least etiquette.

If you say \'it isn\'t so\', where should we find the advantage of the potential employees

who studied English for the whole university years?

Furthermore, if they don\'t have any other features that can make them distinguished

from other applicants,880points in the TOEIC by itself won\'t give you any advantages

in the worsening job market at a rapid rate.

So penitential tears being rolled out your eyes should be unavoidable.

However, on the condition that you never study TOEIC and get 880, I surely can say

that you did a really great job.

For example, a korean pop singer, sung si kyung scored 920 in his first TOIEC without

studying.

In this case, I firmly believe TOEIC conducted its originally intended function as an

English test to measure the English ability test takers have.

Such things are not frequent at all, though.

Now, what would say to the job seeker who only got 880 points certificate of the

TOEIC?