That’s good if you write language-agnostic software and live in cool english low level or web bubble. If you take any local business-logic heavy software that uses a big set of terminology, you may regret that it wasn’t written at least by transliteration (better in native). This may be less of a problem for Latin-derived languages. I met this a lot, and it is a reverse problem of what jansan described about VB. You can read ifs and fors, but have no idea what is happening in the code, because names are completely google-translated with no context and then shortened or abbreviated. I highly doubt that non-native speakers could take jobs like that at all, as it is gibberish even for natives.