Favorable Without cringing

Growth in the work as something desirable of all employees. Furthermore The result will follow. Is recognized by his colleagues. Prestigious honor. And higher income, respectively. Which causes the employee to compete and prove the same. To gain acceptance and support for the advancement of Supervisors.

Working perfectly, A successful life

Working perfectly. Do not be lazy to work. It is hard to take it lightly. Responsibilities assigned to the best. And intensity of work. No matter how big or small, it will work. If not completed, it is not broke decisively. It is mentioned that If assigned this responsibility. Work is reliable. And it came out perfect.

With supervisors and thoughtful evaluation

Thoughtful assessment. Some supervisors do not dare question the fact that both men know that some people have often ineffective because of fear of losing the relationship between them. Fearing that his men would not be satisfied. And will not cooperate in their work. It must evaluate to equal. The people who work well and work very well.

Planning a "priority"

In this case, I would like to think of it as the basis for the preliminary planning "Priority" to help them cope with the responsibilities and tasks that are likely to come at any time as follows.

Success

"Success" is not something that comes easy. It comes with the sweat of learning. The desire for success must be a person with diligence to learn things. Who never stop. It aims to develop all the time. Forward to your destination of success lies. It is a sweet success. The one who does not love to learn and develop regularly will never really tasted.

A New Set of Populist Policies

Latest government measures propose policy measures to help Thailand’s informal workers and reduce economic and social inequalities, as follows:

Has Global Economic Recovery Already Occurred?

Recently, Thailand’s stock index dropped 12.96 points, stopping at 987.77 points; in the same direction as other stock markets in the region; all in response to investor concern over Ireland’s debt problem, plus a possible interest rate increase again by China’s government to control inflation. Due to 4.4% growth in China’s consumer price index (CPI) in October, which was the highest rate in two years period, China therefore increased its interest rate 0.25% in October 2010, for the first time in three years. Moreover, this year, China’s government has already increased the ceiling reserve of commercial banks fives times over.

Theory of Job Seeking: A Proposal for Thailand

A job seeking theory with labor market analysis tools won 2010’s Economics Nobel Prize for Professors Peter Diamond, Dale Montensen and Christopher Pizaridez, answering useful questions for unemployment policy formulation regarding high unemployment rates in the midst of major recruitment searches, and examining economic policy effects on the unemployed.

Theory of Job Seeking: A Proposal for Thailand

Professors Peter Diamond, Dale Montensen and Christopher Pizaridez, winners of 2010’s Nobel Prize in Economics, have developed a job seeking theory and developed labor market analysis tools to answer certain questions about the high rate of unemployment in the midst of major recruitment searches, while also analyzing the effect of economic policies on the unemployed.

Theory of Lion’s Roaring and A Resolution on Baht Appreciation

The current value of the Thai baht has appreciated steadily. Baht appreciation to many people, especially exporters concern that if the government and the Bank of Thailand (BOT) do not yet manage the problem promptly, baht currency will be appreciated to 29 baht per U.S. dollar and may cause crisis in the Thai industry.

Diplomacy on the Energy Issue

Thailand has been facing continuous risks due to the energy issue. Sharp rises in world market oil price have particular impacted the country due to the increase in energy demand as the world economy recovers. Moreover, Thailand is also sensitive to the problem of future energy insecurity, having such problems as an energy consumption structure that mostly relies on imported energy from foreign countries, especially the import of crude oil which is about 95 percent of oil consumption in the country. Inefficient energy usage in the transportation sector and the manufacturing sector, plus energy business monopolies causes distortion in the use and allocation of energy. Challenges also arise from severe environmental problems related to investment and the expansion of the energy business.

The Return of Industrial Policies to Developed Countries

The policy direction of the world’s leading economic giants is now clear. USA’s President Obama recently announced strategic decision-making and large budget for innovative industries, for instance, renewable energy, high speed trains and high tech vehicles. The Japanese Prime Minister wants a new “Japanese company,” to increase business and state inter-connections. The European Union’s industrial policy emphasizes manufacturing sectors more and service and knowledge sectors less.

A Lower-Carbon Economy: The Direction of World Investment in the Future

Reading through the July 2010 edition of the World Investment Report, I found one useful point to have substance, and worth my comment on it.

Expectations for the New BOT Governor

On 1st October 2010, Dr Prasarn Trairatvorakul will replace imminent retiree, Dr Tarisa Wattanaket to become Thailand’s new Bank of Thailand Governor.

Economic and Social Reformation to Overcome Political Crisis

In June 2010, Capital Market Academy (CMA) hosted a seminar on the topic of, “Thailand Turning Point: Economic and Social Reformation Strategies to Overcome Political Crisis.” I was called to moderate this CMA seminar event between student representatives from CMA’s 1st – 10th Class Top Executive Programme, who were all there to express their views.

A Stakeholders’ Matrix for National Reformation

On June 10th, Prime Minister HE Mr Abhisit Vejjajiva, officially advanced Thailand’s National Reformation Plan by appointing Former Prime Minister Anand Panyarachun to lead the Assembly for the Adoption of Strategies for National Reform, with Professor Dr Prawase Wasi leading the Citizens’ Assembly for National Reform. However, before the National Reformation Plan swings underway in January 2011, opinions from stakeholders nationwide are being gathered to solve the nation’s problems. I also have suggestions for the composition of these two Assemblies in order to make long term maximization of the National Reformation Plan for all Thais.

Compensating those affected by the demonstration

A short while ago, various private sector groups came forward to predict the sum of damages inflicted economically by the Ratchaprasong seizure of the United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD), which from April 3rd until now has accrued to 5,244 million baht per month or 174 million baht per day. Besides the closure of hotels, large-scale malls, and smaller stores, many workers went unemployed as day wore onto day.

The Budget Allocation for 2011

Not so long ago, the prime minister announced to parliament that the annual government expenditure for 2011 would be 2.07 trillion baht with a budget deficit of 420,000 million baht or 4.1 percent of GDP. The 2011 annual budget has increased by 370,000 million baht (21.8 percent) of 2010’s annual budget. After this announcement, the opposition party debated the opinion that many facets should be investigated in the government’s allocation of the 2011 budget.

Change Your Business for the Future

Business organizations cannot be passive nowadays but must continuously adjust to the fast changing technology era. Recently, I participated in a program reflecting changes in the current situation. Entitled, “Cross-Boundary Transformation,” the program encourages the self-transformation of organizations for effective work across organizational or national boundaries by using information technology as a necessary tool to drive work across boundaries.

The urgent need to “Rebuild Thailand”

“In the conflict we are facing now, regardless of who wins, the people of Thailand and the country itself will surely lose.”