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On 11/21/2019 at 4:02 AM, Pravda said:
I used to lolz at people coming to Canada expecting to find a job in 7 days while in reality it takes years, yet Farang expects a Thai to give him a job in IT?
Man, just go on expat facebook at look at all the "recruiters" flashing their TIT enticing Indians to send them a resume with is obviously some boiler room scam on commission and no work permit.
You only get a good job in Thailand if your company transfers you. Everything else kiss it goodbye.
English gig by comparison if you have a degree is actually a godsent.
WATCH FOR SCAMMERS!!!!
What absolute nonsense.
'I used to lolz at people coming to Canada expecting to find a job in 7 days while in reality it takes years, yet Farang expects a Thai to give him a job in IT?'
The I.T. sector in Thailand is booming. There are plenty of companies out there looking for all level of skills and because many of them are either BOI or already have plenty of Thai staff, they can hire foreigners. If however you are more a trainer than an actual IT guy, your main obstacle will be your lack of Thai language (obviously training people means training ALL people). It makes it harder for you but certainly not impossible. If I were you I'd start looking at western type companies who have large teams of IT staff (IBM, Agoda, Lazada, Accenture etc) and talk directly to their HR teams or better still, if they have a Training Manager, talk to him/her. Secondly I'd get on Jobs DB and start looking at companies who are doing a lot of recruiting (there are currently over 3,000 IT jobs on this site alone) and again, start talking to HR. You can also sign up for their jobs by email service, that notifies you when new jobs come in. Also, get yourself on LinkedIn and also try and link with individuals with similar experience than you. Perhaps they will have an opportunity at their company. You can also get in touch with the recruitment agencies, a list of which can be found at http://www.thaiwebsites.com/recruitment.asp
'You only get a good job in Thailand if your company transfers you. Everything else kiss it goodbye'.
Perhaps in the old days this may have been true but it certainly isn't now. Demand is outstripping supply and with the advent of Thailand 4.0 (https://thaiembdc.org/thailand-4-0-2/), Thailand is trying to position itself as a cluster for innovation and start ups. This will see an increase in what is known as New Technology (date analysing, data science, AI, blockchain, finntech etc). If you like the idea of IT training then perhaps you could update your skills to include these areas which would make you a much more valuable commodity. Talking of money, you have to legally be paid a minumum of 50k THB per month (non-teaching roles) but with your current skills you should be looking at a salary of 70k to 100k (very max) although product knowledge in new technology would add another 25-30% on top of that (https://adecco.co.th/salary-guide).
Getting a good job for a foreigner isn't as easy as for a Thai (obviously) but all it takes is a little bit of thought and a lot more work. Don't expect the job to come to you but with a concrete plan and 'putting yourself out there' you'll be surprised.
Best of luck.
P.S. If you want to know how I know all this, I'm the MD of one of Thailands largest Executive search agencies.
P.P.S. I'd offer to help you myself but I'm afraid we only deal with executive level roles.
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2 minutes ago, EVENKEEL said:
While you're at it bring in the "whistleblower"
Straight out of the Big Book of GOP Deflections (Impeachment Addition).
Would you also like the Bidens to appear? Or perhaps Elvis? I mean if you’re going for the “list of people that don’t matter to this investigation” why stop at the living.- 1
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22 minutes ago, Thainesss said:Verifiable truth is one thing, what the dems are doing right now is entirely another.
I thought Trump fans would jump on the fact that Sondland had confirmed the “no quid pro” conversation and, as usual, that Sondland wasn’t personally privy to being specifically told by Trump himself that aid was dependent on the investigation into the Bidens (just sooo predictable). But there are people who were in that actual conversation i.e. Bolton, Pompeo, Mulvaney and everyone’s favorite lawyer Giuliani. Now if only they could be compelled to appear and clear everything up then I think it would all become much, much clearer. Im not sure how to do that though. Maybe some sort of congressional request. You know, something that shouldn’t be ignored. Maybe like a subpoena.
Any reason why these people are refusing to obey a congressional subpoena Trump fans other than they know they will have to commit perjury to defend Trump?
No? Thought so.
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Usual Trumpers really quiet.
Waiting for a good conspiracy theory from Fox.
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He’s throwing Guilini under the bus. He’s making it VERY clear that it’s not coming out of Trumps mouth.
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35 minutes ago, JHolmesJr said:
Please focus on Bernie Sanders, if health is so important.
Sick of MSM sly tactics and hypocrisy.
And of course their acolytes gobble it all up.
Trump has more energy than all these people combined.
And soooo handsome. And soooo virile. And soooo sexy. And such a genius and, and, and..........
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1 hour ago, thaibeachlovers said:
It was briefly mentioned and then vanished from sight. Hard to put much credence in something that can't even be used to beat the Donald with, and we've seen some pretty pointless nothing burgers being hailed as the next big thing by the anti Trump media machine over the past 2 years.
Wonder what the next "big thing" is going to be? Does anyone even keep count anymore, there have been so many?
Just to get this in perspective; the current President of the United States has been fined $2 million and has been forced to admit that he and his children had violated their fiduciary duties as officers and directors of a charity resulting in the fact that the current President of the United States cannot participate in running a charity every again in New York 'without substantial adult supervision'.
Bear in mind that anywhere else in the Western world and this would be an immediate resignation and/or firing.
Ok, so now this has been confirmed to you, does that change your view on him?
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2 minutes ago, Kelsall said:Quite an emotional outburst. My guess is you know the "impeachment" nonsense is coming to an end, Trump will NOT be removed, and he WILL be reelected.
Another time travelling Trump fan.
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36 minutes ago, HappyinNE said:
I have not heard of any more Nuclear Tests or ICBM tests by North Korea. Of course that would not count in your opinion.
Wrong.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_North_Korean_missile_tests
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16 hours ago, hyku1147 said:History shows us that hysteria* is a very dangerous, and highly contagious, emotional disturbance/psychiatric condition. Many Dem's - including Yovanovitch - are exhibiting - "selective amnesia, shallow volatile emotions, and over-dramatic or attention-seeking behavior."
It is telling that there is no Trump hysteria, yet the Anti-Trump plague has spread across both North America, and Europe, like the Black Death. The carrier being pseudo journalism.
* hys·te·ri·anoun: hysteria; plural noun: hysterias-
exaggerated or uncontrollable emotion or excitement, especially among a group of people."the mass hysteria that characterizes the week before Christmas"PsychiatryA psychological disorder (not now regarded as a single definite condition) whose symptoms include conversion of psychological stress into physical symptoms (somatization), selective amnesia, shallow volatile emotions, and overdramatic or attention-seeking behavior...
Don't you love how Trump fans have to give us definitions of big words like 'hysteria' and 'psychiatry'?
Believe us we know these words. We have to deal with them every day when debating you lot.
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'Asked on Sunday about rumours the president was visiting for reasons other than a routine checkup, Grishamn said: "Absolutely not. He is healthy as can be."
Obviously it wasn't a psychiatric evaluation.
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5 minutes ago, WalkingOrders said:I wouldn't tattoo anyone's name on my forehead. What a strange thing to say.
For good reasons it takes 2/3 vote in the Senate to remove a President from office. Why is that? So to prevent the Impeachment process from simply being a partisan tool for removing a President from Office without justification.
In the case of Nixon their was enough bi-partisan support to convict, so to save face he resigned.
In this case, there is no impeachable offense yet defined. Personally, I know exactly what is going on. This is still an attempt to illegally remove a President. It's dirty, unforgivable, and will end badly for this ruthless bunch of seditionist pigs. This stench filled Communist loving, war-mongering filthy mob of scumbag rats will end soon in a vast dump of indictments coming soon... an embarassing episode of American history from a the biggest crybabies ever to exist in the USA, "whah whah the President isn't polite" Get over it!
Any chance of actually disputing the facts or are you just going to go on a hate filled rampage against 'seditionist pigs'? If you genuinely think this is all about crying because the 'President isn't polite' then you haven't been paying attention.
Evidence is mounting on a daily basis that he did indeed commit bribery (an impeachable offence). Career dipomats of impeccable service to the US are putting their careers and their personal safety at risk to testify as such. Yovanovitch has testified under oath that she was pulled back to Washington to clear the way for Trump allies to persuade Ukraine to launch corruption probes into Democratic presidential contender Joe Biden and his son Hunter. Bill Taylor has confirmed there was a conversation between Sondland and Trump overheard from a staffer (David Holmes) and in turn Holmes has also testified under oath that he was present when Trump had asked Sondland “So, he’s going to do the investigation?” to which Sondland responded by saying that Zelensky “loves your ass,” that he would pursue the investigation, and that he would do “anything you ask him to.”
And then there's Gordon Sondland.
This is going to be the the Dems star witness. A Trump appointee and a man who was actually on the calls and is deep, deep in the middle of it all. Now we already know that Sondland has changed his tune in a new, revised statement were he has testified “I said that resumption of the U.S. aid would likely not occur until Ukraine provided the public anticorruption statement that we had been discussing for many weeks,” but since he has also categorily denied there was any 'quid pro quo/bribery' in previous statements it will be super interesting to see which story he will stick to this week, especially now there is a clear threat of perjury. Many think he has no choice other than to come completely clean and honestly tell the world what was actually said in those calls.
So rant and rage as much as you want. Blame 'seditionist pigs' and 'Communist loving, war-mongering filthy mob of scumbag rats' but I wonder how you are going to defend Trump when Sondland confirms all the other witness testimonies are true and accurate? Your boy only has himself to blame as he put himself in this situation and the noose is tightening. Hopefully it will be the end to this embarrassment of a POTUS but knowing the gutless GPO's in the Senate I'm afraid it's just the beginning.
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59 minutes ago, Tippaporn said:
You guys never disappoint. Totally reliable. And punctual. I wish my watch worked as well.
Can't argue with the information then attack the source. Same as it ever was.
We can certainly argue the information especially because of the source. Post verifiable facts from legitimate sources and not your usual conspiracy nonsense and you might have a chance to be taken seriously. Why don’t you get that? And please don’t come back with some nonsense about us not opening our minds to “different” sources. That would be a “yawn”.
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20 hours ago, Tippaporn said:Well then, you're admitting that you believe President Zelensky was lying. You won't believe he spoke the truth in all of the interviews he gave to all of the press agencies.
Well, to put it another way, since it's not a question that you want to see Trump impeached and removed from office then you cannot, cannot believe President Zelensky spoke the truth. Because to do so you would then no longer be able to argue for impeachment. Do you understand that you are prohibited, due to your single focus for impeachment, to argue fairly or objectively?
This is why I posted earlier:
To slightly rephrase an Upton Sinclair quote: "It is difficult to get a man to understand something when his
salarybias and political leanings depends upon his not understanding it."Do you understand the truth of that statement, bristolboy? I sure do. And so do a whole lot of other people on these threads.
And since the truth is opposite your desire then by hook or crook you will lie, cheat or steal or do anything else that is required to squash the truth. This is how deranged the left is. They are willing to destroy America as long as they can get Trump.
Everyone knows it, bristolboy. It's not a secret. It's all out in the open.
Do you understand the hypocrisy of your argument 'Do you understand that you are prohibited, due to your single focus for impeachment, to argue fairly or objectively? when you in turn constantly argue with very little fairness and absolutely no objectivity?
Evidence is mounting on a daily basis but you (and we are not holding our breath you ever will) have never said a bad word against Trump and the rest of his mafia gang. Career dipomats of impeccable service to the US are putting their careers and their personal safety at risk and still you berate, obfuscate and deflect along an increasingly desperate GOP's standard line (where's the whistleblower; it's all hearsay; but, but The Bidens). Yovanovitch has testified under oath that she was pulled back to Washington to clear the way for Trump allies to persuade Ukraine to launch corruption probes into Democratic presidential contender Joe Biden and his son Hunter. Bill Taylor has confirmed there was a conversation between Sondland and Trump overheard from a staffer (David Holmes) and in turn Holmes has also testified under oath that he was present when Trump had asked Sondland “So, he’s going to do the investigation?” to which Sondland responded by saying that Zelensky “loves your ass,” that he would pursue the investigation, and that he would do “anything you ask him to.” Now I'm sure you will probably argue (yet again) that this is second hand hearsay as Holmes wasn't actually on the call which leads us nicely to 'memory man' Gordon Sondland.
This is going to be the the Dems star witness. A Trump appointee and a man who was actually on the calls and is deep, deep in the middle of it all. Now we already know that Sondland has changed his tune in a new, revised statement were he has testified “I said that resumption of the U.S. aid would likely not occur until Ukraine provided the public anticorruption statement that we had been discussing for many weeks,” but since he has also categorily denied there was any 'quid pro quo/bribery' in previous statements it will be super interesting to see which story he will stick to, especially now there is a clear threat of perjury. Personally I think he has no choice now other than to come completely clean and honestly tell the world what was actually said in those calls.
So berate Yovanovitch all you want for feeling threatened about Trumps tweets (like that's the important part of all of this) or for Bill Talyor only having 'hearsay' evidence because, you know, he wasn't actually on the call but I wonder how you are going to defend Trump when Sondland confirms all the other witness testimonies are true and accurate?
Oh and whilst we are are on the subject of berating witnesses, please keep in mind that John Eisenberg, legal adviser to the National Security Council, his deputy, Michael Ellis, Robert Blair, a top aide to acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney, Mick Mulvaney himself and Brian McCormack, an aide at the White House Office of Management and Budget (who previously worked for Energy Secretary Rick Perry) have all refused congressional subpoenas to impear at the impeachment hearings. This is on top of the scores of other Trump acolytes who have refused to appear at the hearings.
For someone with nothing to hide, Trumps doing a pretty damning job of hiding everyone who has first hand knowledge of all these conversations. Now I wonder why that could be?
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5 minutes ago, Tippaporn said:
Faux outrage, eh? Ramblings, eh? Thank you for proving my points, Becker. Dishonest.
Should I add they're a blind lot, too?
I replied to johnny. He's washed up in my eyes.
Oh no, how will I cope!
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14 minutes ago, BobBKK said:Hunter doesn't speak the language, has no experience but, wait for it Daddy is VP! Hunter also confessed he would not have got the job without the name Biden. I am amazed that anyone does not see that as a problem. And don't even start me on Bidens Quid Pro Quo regarding the 1bn in aid and his boasting on camera.
No one is saying it isn't a problem but when you have Trump offering Ivanka a role that she has no experience in and is massively ill-equipped to handle and getting Jared to 'sort out the Middle East' alongside many other roles, then the word hypocrisy immediately springs to mind.
ALL children should be banned from using their political parents influence to land plumb jobs but until it becomes illegal for everyone, then you can't just single out Hunter Biden.
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19 minutes ago, Tippaporn said:
Sorry, pal, but your offer doesn't excuse you from perverting reality and then, incredulously, foolishly sticking by it. You should have fessed up when you had the chance. I give you zero credibility. Zero in the honesty department as well.
Perhaps less of the sanctimonious, holier than though attitude would add more to your own credibility.
And when publishing the workings of a known conspiracy punter (he punted the now debunked Uranium One conspiracy as well as many more) and is derided by his co-workers for '....... his questionable reporting, which often seems specifically tailored to stoke the flames of right-wing paranoia' , and which 'has enraged many of his colleagues at The Hill who have for years seen his tactics and reporting as overtly ideological, convoluted, and often lacking in crucial context.' you should maybe question that past misdemeanors have a tendency to dictate current plausibility.
And by the way, I've been giving you 'zero credibility' since you started on this site. I'm just too polite to say it. Until now.
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1 hour ago, Tippaporn said:
My jaw just hit the floor. I mean, I've read some freakishly outlandish, flat-out false claims by you guys before, such as one poster claiming that Trump's leaked calls to Australian and Mexican heads of state were leaked by those respective countries, but this takes the cake. With no proof whatsoever you assert that all of the documents uploaded by Solomon, and there are a lot of them, are not real and were in fact fictitiously created by Solomon.
If you previously had even the slightest credibility left at all you've just lost the rest of it, johnny, with this latest and most grotesque perversion of reality. Wow. Just wow.
Care to back track while you can, johnny?
No I'm good.
I tell you what I will do though, if ANY wrong dealings are ever formally (through the DOJ or similar body) proven to be the case regarding Hunter Biden then I will come on to this forum and publicly apologise to you. Now this should be easy now that so much evidence has been supplied by that bastion of integrity John Solomon which you have been kind enough to post here. With such overwhelming evidence I'm sure Trumps gang will be knocking on Bidens door any day now.
Now on the off chance that these documents are just another red-herring and aren't proving a 'slush fund owned and operated by Devon Archer, John Kerry Senior, John Kerry Junior, Heinz Jr, and Hunter Biden? and that they don't actually confirm 'Joe Biden, George Soros, Hillary Clinton and Joseph Misfud's collusion and possible criminal activity in Ukraine? any chance you will come on here and apologise instead?
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15 minutes ago, thaibeachlovers said:You're all so convinced that Trump has committed impeachable offences, so how come Nancy doesn't move forward with impeachment? Could it be that there isn't any actual proof?
You do realise that all those people meeting and discussing the Ukraine affair (you know the stuff that's on TV with the Senators and all the other government people) is actually the impeachment process?
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25 minutes ago, Tippaporn said:
When you cannot use reason, logic, evidence or facts to support your arguments then attack the source. Is that your strategy, Eric? If it is, it's feeble.
Also, the link I provided is to actual documentation. No story lines, no narrative, simply hard, cold facts. John Solomon uploaded them. Are you suggesting that he made these documents up?
That's exactly what we are suggesting.
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3 minutes ago, Tippaporn said:
But I thought there was no evidence of Biden corruption? You guys have been swearing to it for over a month. Why, you guys would even link to MSM pieces that called it a conspiracy theory. Don't tell me you guys are giving up on the "no evidence" claim so easily.
You providing a random bank statement does NOT constitute evidence. As has been requested , please provide a link for this before you get yourself too excited.
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32 minutes ago, Catoholic said:
clearly the response of someone suffering from TDS.
Divorcing your wife then marrying your dead brothers wife, right after he died no less, and there are children from both marriages is perverse. And then you're father says "we're a close family"? It's bizarre. Those are gonna be some really messed up children.
You don't get sarcasm I see.
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48 minutes ago, elmrfudd said:You claim to be smarter than me and tell me I have a huge chip on MY shoulder?
I hope you can see the arrogance and irony in that blather.
You constantly berate those who disagree with you and claim to be "eloquent" and "sincere" and call it debate. While calling names of those who disagree with you.
yet another shining example of leftist self proclaimed intellectual superiority backed up by your own opinion.
the irony of you telling me to look inward is astounding.
but, as you have said, let us see how the biased media will spin the show and then just how feeble this attempt at unseating an elected president will work out for those who share your obviously self acclaimed superior opinion and intellect and firm righteous grip on the "facts".
the backlash will be painful.....for some.
I didn't claim to be smarter than you, I talked about 'people' being smarter than you. Again I cannot be held responsible for your lack of understanding.
I 'berate' those that don't use facts to back up their argument and only rely on whataboutisms, deflections and debunked conspiracy theories. It may look like I berate a lot of people but then they can always stop relying on whataboutisms, deflections and debunked conspiracy theories.
I never call anyone names other than Trumpers (not too derogatory I don't think but please provide proof of other name calling that is) whilst you have called people (including myself) 'irrational', 'emotional' and 'preening' on this thread alone.
And also if any of the facts I have presented are not facts you are again welcome to counter this with verified facts of your own. If I have misquoted any of the people who have sworn under oath regarding Trumps QPQ you can present your version of what was said and see if it differs. I have taken all of my quotes from their own sworn testimonies, which no one has contested as just my 'own opinion' other than yourself.
You jumped on a post I made in reply to Tippaprons assertion 'Funny how when you hit the lefties with facts, logic, and honesty things start to get real quite on these threads' like I was the person who bought up the 'facts, logic, and honesty' part but you will also note I added 'I look forward to debating you over the next few days/weeks as the live show hits town.'
I'll extend the same offer to you but I do think you are making a mountain out of a molehill and looking for an argument that isn't there so I'm not holding my breath that you'll keep the personal attacks out of things.
It doesn't bother me but the moderators might think differently.
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26 minutes ago, elmrfudd said:and there it is again; agree with your biased opinion=you are smart and the "truth" shines
disagree=you are stupid and "falsehoods" are everywhere
and the pseudo intellectuals will all agree...on tvf
how about just wait for the success/failure of the current democratic
attempt to circumvent an election?
what will be the next attempt? will it ever be enough if you keep losing these ridiculous attempts?
I'm sorry you have a huge chip on your shoulder about people being smarter than you but all we are doing is debating differing points of view over passionate subjects. I try to argue my point with facts, eloquence and sincerity and if that comes across to you as 'smart' and/or 'pseudo intellectual' (this is the third time you've used that phrase) then perhaps you should look more inward at your own insecurities.
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