My team is looking for any Thais who can communicate in both English and Thai well!

We are currently looking to start our business in Krabi, Thailand

Partners must have the following criterias,

1) communicate well in English & Thai (written & spoken)

2) have the knowledge of marketing in Thailand

3) good patience

You must be either trolling or insane! Never never never go into business with a Thai person!

You must be either trolling or insane! Never never never go into business with a Thai person!

If you can't contribute and only troll, please don't respond.

You must be either trolling or insane! Never never never go into business with a Thai person!

If you can't contribute and only troll, please don't respond.

While the comment could be considered overly harsh and negative. any prospective investor/partner-seeker would be wise to be on the highest alert!

Hi, Jslow 

 

I think I am the one that you looking for if it's not too late. 

Here's my e-mail if the position still available : <<<< Email address removed, please use PM function to contact >>>> 

Seriously: Business start-up questions mostly come from "newbies". A Farang, having lived in Thailand for a number of years would not even consider going into business in Thailand. Why? Because Thailand is a very unfriendly environment for foreign small to mid-sized investors.

The game changes only if your name is Honda, Toyota or Samsung etc.

Cheers.

On 7/13/2016 at 9:19 AM, JMWPACIFIC said:

While the comment could be considered overly harsh and negative. any prospective investor/partner-seeker would be wise to be on the highest alert!

Would that count for a naturalized Thai with two citizenships?

 

OP, would a Thai/Brit be acceptable?

almost you guys right about thai person and thai environment. but if you want to do the business and if you can find trustable and knowledge person  (thai person) that must helpful for you. i'll tell you all honestly i don't like the system like this too although i am born and raised here. it's better to look after the weakness and focus on the strength the business must be goes well.