Olivia Parker
Sep 14, 2018

Workplace offenses occur because globalisation "forces different cultures together" without enough preparation

As a follow-up to reactions around our interview with Delmus Credle, who left BBDO China because of what he claimed was an intolerant atmosphere, we invited three industry guests to our office to debate how well workplaces really handle diversity in Asia.

As a follow-up to reactions around our interview with Delmus Credle, who left BBDO China because of what he claimed was an intolerant atmosphere, we invited three industry guests to our office to debate how well workplaces really handle diversity in Asia.

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