The 10 countries forming the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) or commonly called Southeast Asia are a multicultural patchwork without equal, with 11 official languages among them, and a multitude of different dialects spoken day-to-day. Religious diversity is also a key feature, with Indonesia, the largest Muslim country in the world (270 million people), mixing with Christian Vietnam and Philippines (205 million people) and Buddhist Thailand, Cambodia and Myanmar (139 million people). And the workforces of these countries are highly mobile and diverse.
This diversity can be a source of strength for companies operating in the region, but also requires them to ad...
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