Thailand ranks low in world talent competitiveness index

[slapout]

Well they could start with listening to free offering of better ways.

before you can listen you must learn to quite talking and put the mobil phone on silent mode and put it away.

[bendywire]

So from page one to this page not one single positive comment given. This people is a developing country and as such is playing catch up with the already developed world. There is huge talent out there in the youth of Thailand. They just struggle to harness it and turn it into something productive.

[Thai at Heart]

H

owever it struggles in attracting talent - inter-regional and from abroad

This stupid survey does understand that Thailnad has huge swathes of its businesses closed off from foreign entry, so foreign companies aren't going to enter and thus there are no foreigners?

Globally, Switzerland, Singapore and Luxembourg lead the rankings.

All with liberalised open financial services sectors attracting thousands of highly paid (maybe not highly competent) financial people. Meanwhile, Thailand lumbers along with 4 or 5 family owned banks that charge 100 baht for a copy of your statement.

[khaowong1]

They can speak Thai better than anyone though and have some of the best uniforms!

Almost certainly the best female uni uniforms in the world.

[ggt]

to inform policies in areas such as education, human resources and immigration.

These are areas that are recognized as needing improvements by everyone...except the proud Thais...who do not take constructive criticism very well...

[uptheos]

Every time my friend finds a new bar he says "you should see the talent there".

Seems there's no shortage in his areas.

[trianglechoke]

In terms of practical skills and professional capabilities, I'm amazed they scored so highly. In terms of using dishonesty to get what they want............. Undisputed champs

[trianglechoke]

So from page one to this page not one single positive comment given. This people is a developing country and as such is playing catch up with the already developed world. There is huge talent out there in the youth of Thailand. They just struggle to harness it and turn it into something productive.

Avoiding work isn't a talent bro