Understanding the Decision-Making Process in Thai Culture

This video explores the intricate decision-making processes of Thai people, highlighting the cultural, social, and educational influences that shape their choices.
By examining the values of collectivism, respect for hierarchy, and emotional considerations, we gain insight into how decisions are made in personal and professional contexts in Thailand.
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[@mangostickyrice555]

Thumbs up 👍 Ray

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GR8 info as usual m8, all the best Gordon..uk.

[@AllAboutLifeInThailand]

Glad it is helpful

[@billsimpson2392]

Interesting Ray. 👍👍🦘🦘

[@AllAboutLifeInThailand]

Sure is.

[@saishore]

Thanks Ray, I appreciate your content.

[@AllAboutLifeInThailand]

I appreciate that

[@annon231]

Any insight gained in the understanding of the motivational forces affecting Thai decision-making is gold, both concerning the individual and the wider collective.
It is also food for thought on how we, as farangs, should negotiate our expectations and responses to the individuals we are close to.
I am regularly surprised when my cultural knowledge is expanded. Revelation often propels an adjustment of my behavior facilitating better outcomes for me and more often better outcomes for the other (Thai person). Wider differences exist when gender differences are included.
Complex learning, but I am trying.
Thank you once again for your thoughtful and useful content.
We are all complex and different in background, culture, education, and knowledge, often with our own cultural forces propelling our behavior in a foreign land.
Piss poor emotional awareness often gets the entitled and ignorant ferangs in heaps of trouble, especially when fueled with alcohol.
A force multiplier is when stupid people are with other stupid people in stupid places, at stupid times. (as evidenced by Soi 6 Pattaya)

[@AllAboutLifeInThailand]

Well said, thank you.

[@USMCPD]

LOL, I thought you said 5 wives!!

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[@grahamreid2132]

Who knew about such nuanced, insightful , and complicated details on this topic? Apparently Ray did and now we do. Great job once again Ray.

[@AllAboutLifeInThailand]

Thanks, it's a shame so few are interested.

[@grahamreid2132]

@@AllAboutLifeInThailand I agree and I dont get how people aren't interested especially II they are expats or considering expatriation to LOS.