Input in one language and print in another to easily ensure effective communication
According to research by Ethnologue, there are over 7,000 different languages spoken in the world today, with 23 languages accounting for more than half the world’s population. The fact is that words define who we are as individuals and in an ever more globalized world, being able to effectively communicate with different people, cultures and languages across business, government and educational settings could not be more important.
There are several reasons why this is key. Within business, the move to remote working, coupled with the challenges created by the Great Resignation, has driven organizations to look beyond their geographical boundaries and employ previously untapped talent from a range of different countries. At the same time, ongoing political unrest and conflict is increasing the number of migrant workers looking for new roles. While having access to a larger pool of skills is great for business development, language is one challenge that can hinder the best recruitment and talent development plans.
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SOURCE Lexmark
