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Managing Linguistic Diversity in Multinational Companies
Multinational companies generally adopt a corporate lingua franca, often English, to manage linguistic diversity and create a common platform for communication within and among their globally dispersed business units. What happens when linguistically diverse employees in a given unit vary widely in
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