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Buddhism, Thai attitude and management

95% of the Thai population is Buddhist states. Pagodas are everywhere in Thailand. The influence of Buddhism certainly explains the behavior and the Thai way of life. The middle way , a cornerstone of this philosophy, recommends 8 rules of conduct:
  • Understanding just
  • just thinking
  • Just say
  • The right action
  • The Right Livelihood
  • effort just
  • attention just
  • concentration just
"Just" must be accepted as defined and measured does not generate negative effects. Just, it is also "necessary and sufficient" effective. Just is "neither too much nor too little" where we find the happy medium. In
meeting, a Thai will generally adopt the rule just say and avoid negative or critical positions. Understand and take account of this attitude is necessary to control a meeting, one team.
Besides Thai, to avoid the extreme position of "no" often ends his sentence with "Klap " So the word meaning in context is: "yes", "I understand you" (which is not a yes) or if you please. This results in surprising twists as: yes, this is not possible. The manager must know decode these different shades of "Klap" to ensure that instructions are understood to get the job done.
Here is a video that gives an overview on the environment and the architecture of a Buddhist temple located in Chonburi province east of Bangkok.

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