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"...employed in the IT industry..."
There are thousands of qualified and experienced Thai people in pretty much all aspects of the 'IT industry'.
Unless you have rare deep knowledge and deep insightful experience in something very specific and very valuable, then...
Keep in mind that 'Unless you have rare deep knowledge and deep insightful experience in something very specific and very valuable' then why would a Thai give you a job where you cannot communicate well with other staff or with Thai clients, and make Thai employees angry / annoyed?
If the employer did employ you then you probably want more salary than typical Thai employees are paid. So why would the employer unnecessarily pay higher (higher operating costs)? And again piss off the Thai employees?
And unless you have rare deep knowledge and deep insightful experience in something very specific and very valuable, why would the Thai empoyer spend time on work permit stuff, etc?
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1 minute ago, BobBKK said:
Wrong. He dragged Thailand into advancement and challenged the Status Quo and was brought down for doing it. Anyway all that is academic he should 'retire'.
Can't resist 'You're joking right - some nice satire right?'
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2 hours ago, Geoffggi said:
He probably has the backing of the Chinese government.....
That's doubtful. A couple of times in the past he's been told he can visit China / stay in China but he cannot engage in political stuff from China.
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1 minute ago, FredGallaher said:
The airline has on incentive to resolve this quickly, since the passenger doesn't want to pay. They'll probably wait until there are a few unsold seats then call him/her to go.
Well yes, but does the airline want to spend any time on cases like this. Like any business spending time on problems interferes with using that same time to enhance positive factors etc...
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14 hours ago, NanLaew said:
Probably a whole lot more than your internet search revealed but the key is the airline that the OP came in on has to pay the seat cost for the OP's 'repatriation' and the airlines are not about to bump a fare-paying passenger just to help the OP or fulfill their obligations.
Sure, but possibly a bit more complex. The airline check-in staff are not equipped to make absolute decisions about whether the traveler will be admitted to the arrival country, and especially where there are numerous past visa factors.
In the case just above should the airline refuse all travelers where there are obvious previous stamp? No, that's not appropriate.
So in case like this has the airline actually broken a rule and therefore that airline should bear the costs of returning the passenger to the departing airport?
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And 2 of the 3 mentioned to help run his new 'company' are well proven to be totally undesirable. The types that Thailand desperately needs to ignore.
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11 hours ago, Chazar said:
great , how do i join to become a gay..........pretty sure ill be the only one in the village
You would very likely be wrong, it's well established that the world / country / village gay & bi-sexual community is much larger than many people realize in all countries.
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50 minutes ago, Zhanna said:
Have you been in the same situation?
I doubt many people have and those who have been in the detention centre probably more concerned about moving on.
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37 minutes ago, Chazar said:
great , how do i join to become a gay..........pretty sure ill be the only one in the village
Ignorant post.
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And this reminds me of the obvious reaction of the being insulted when at innoculations my Thai son checks the name on the injection vial with the name in the inoculation book just signed by the doctor. He's found 2 errors over 4 or 5 years.
And being told strongly by the nurse, when his very young daughter was admitted to the most famous 5 star, that he cannot read the details on the chart hanging on the foot of the bed. The nurse backpedaled quickly when my son mentioned that chart was for another patient.
Further checking proved that his daughter had been given the medicine for the other child and therefore she had not received the medicine prescribed for her. Son doesn't accept things like this and demanded someone from management come to the room. Management guy (farang) insisted, without looking at anything that it was impossible and walked out. Then senior nurse attached my son with 'why do you come here and make a problem for me?'
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1 hour ago, SABloke said:
I think the bizarre premise is that the minimum wage for bachelor degree holders will be 20k, regardless of what the job is. This will just lead to degree holders being fired from low skilled positions.
Or simply not interviewing degree holders (particularly bachelor degree holders), because for many jobs / professions smart high school graduates can do the job.
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1 hour ago, colinneil said:
richiejom Krung Thai are only protecting you from theft/ fraudsters, just contact them and give them your new address.
Yes, telephone their call centre, they speak English, they are good listeners and this bank has gained a good reputation for being customer focused.
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Obvious question, why are there not already regulations and reporting in place for many years in regard to all aspects of overhead railway, tollway, and bridge structures?
Sorry.
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2 hours ago, Peterw42 said:
Why is there a teaching license, if not required ? Can Thais be teachers without a license ?
No, they need a teachers licence, I have 2 in my family.
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2 hours ago, brokenbone said:
if you also speak thai fluently, then you will be able to explain
it in a language they can understand, and then you are a perfect fit for it almost, provided you know noun/verb/adjective etc
But this approach would gain complaints from many parents, they want their kids immersed in English.
In reality Thai English teachers are expected to use Thai language to explain English grammar, end result is that this occupies all the class time because the teacher (to avoid conversation classes) uses all the available time to teach English grammar, but using Thai language.
Plus the reality is that this is well accepted by the education hierarchy.
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Call the KTB call center, they speak English, they don't bite.
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I doubt you will get a definitive answer to your question.
My first thought is 'not to my family', but that's from the angle of a parent / grandparent expecting a result which has merit. And in the past I lodged serious complaints when the school advertised that it's English teachers were non-Thai fully qualified in terms of:
a). Knowing and using a structured progressive approach to English language development in all skills and
b). Qualified in teaching methodologies, development of teaching materials, classroom management.
But in fact the 'teachers' had neither a)., or b). above and along with other parents I complained.
Putting aside, for just a moment, ethics and morality, you ask about whether it's possible.
IMHO with no training whatever it's possible but the lesson(s) likely be disjointed and quality would very probably be very low and a waste of valuable time for all concerned. On the other hand I guess the quality could be improved a little if the 'teacher' did some surfing to gain some knowledge in regard to a)., and b). above but not raised to a standard expected by paying parents.
Further the quality could be improved over time by trial and error, but this approach is way under what parents have every right to expect.
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1 hour ago, Peterw42 said:
Do these job offers come with a Work Permit ? Maybe therein lies the answer.
Its "possible" for me to work as a dentist, its just illeagal and I am not qualified.
Not all schools go the route of supporting / providing the documentation to gain a WP.
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Not to my family.
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10 hours ago, MaxYakov said:
"The Office of Basic Education Commission (Obec) has demanded action against corruption in school-lunch projects by July 22."
Great Idea! No, what do botulism, salmonella and e.coli and corruption smell like, exactly (referring to the "rot" Title, not the article)? I know, I know corruption smells like money!
Funniest ironic point is that Obec told school directors to investigate, it's well established this group are a major factor in education budget corruption in many education budgets.
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5 hours ago, NanLaew said:
It was an ABANDONED bar... no families will be denied entertainment.
It was an ABANDONED bar... no
familiesmongers will be deniedentertainmenta happy ending either.Oh God no! Say it isn't so!!!
But maybe it was fake whiskey etc?
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2 hours ago, Srikcir said:
I tried to find more about his conviction.
Curious he doesn't show in any searches in Thailand nor (with & without VPN) in Australia, especially with regard to Australia drug conviction and prison to which he admits did occur.
Did he use a different name there?
The only place I find his name "Thammanas Phromphao" is a search in Thai Visa Google but only in connection with his recent appointment as deputy agriculture minister. Yet, he was described as "a key figure in the coalition leading Phalang Pracharat Party."
A couple of days ago there was mention in a TV thread that he has changed his name 4 times.
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On 7/8/2019 at 12:46 PM, Mavideol said:
glad to hear but actions speak loud than words, start respecting international law, stop bullying neighbors it will lead to peace and stability
OIC, you mean trump and the US.
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On 6/8/2019 at 2:32 PM, elektrified said:
Kan is excellent but they only do big jobs now, like 5 doors minimum, etc.
My requirement is for the kitchen, cupboard boxes already in place and don't need replacement, but doors have deteriorated and not looking good.
So we need no boxes or frames, need 10 doors, white, supplied and fitted (several sizes), with the special soft close hinges which pull the doors fully shut, plus 10 fronts of drawers.
Do you think this would be big enough job for Khun Kan?
Can you please share a very rough price estimate of an average size kitchen cupboard door?
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Same, I have LINe on my phone and on my notebook, easy to install and automatically various options to save photos etc.
If I go to another country where it's not so easy to use LINe on your mobile to call home to Thailand (or anywhere), then so easy to use it (as a phone) on your notebook. Used it many times like this.