•Young and Skilled: Recent studies by DxReports reveal Vietnam's impressive IT landscape: nearly 400,000 IT engineers and 50,000+ graduates from 153 tech institutions every year. Vietnam excels with a youthful workforce, 69% of the population in the working-age bracket, which is a significant advantage for businesses. These figures underline the vast talent pool available to businesses seeking cutting-edge IT solutions.

•Hardworking and Result-Oriented: Vietnam, risen from the ruins of war to emerging today, has a tradition of hard work and dedication. This ethic is reflected in the tech industry's success: Vietnam consistently ranks high in Tholons Global Services Index, with Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi in the top 20 of the 'Top 100 Outsourcing Destinations' list in 2019. With rapid annual growth of 25-35%, Vietnam hosts 30,000+ companies, including major MNCs such as Intel, IBM, and Samsung.

•Active and Adaptable:
Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, has talked about Vietnam’s progess in the last 20 years: “It’s amazing, the development and the change, the progression, the modernisation that has gone on in the last 20 years, business wise particularly, it is very impressive.”

This progress is driven by Vietnam's proactive and dedicated workforce, always striving for self-improvement and innovation. The Vietnamese IT engineer’s adaptability and continuous pursuit of growth keep them ahead in the dynamic tech world, positioning the nation alongside global leaders in the tech industry.

•Good Language Proficiency: Vietnam's English proficiency, ranked seventh in Asia by Education First's EF English Proficiency Index (EPI), facilitates international collaboration and drives business growth. This proficiency is evidenced by the rise in Foreign Direct Investment, reaching over 15.9 billion USD in the first nine months of 2023, a 4.5% increase compared to the same period in 2022.