Reports

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  Bangkok: a jarring realisation
  The once-familiar warmth of the people now felt hollow, their smiles seeming fake, their gestures insincere. I was tired of guessing at hidden motives, of trying to decipher behaviours that never made sense.
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  The Realities of Go-Go Girls in Thailand
  In essence, go-go girls in Thailand are freelance workers, often operating as dancers in go-go bars. But make no mistake—they’re… Read more: The Realities of Go-Go Girls in Thailand
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  The Power of Focus in Project Management
  One of project management’s first and most crucial tasks is setting the focus. As I’ve learned, focus is the foundation… Read more: The Power of Focus in Project Management
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  Navigating the Challenges of Trading with China
  Trading with China offers immense opportunities but also comes with its fair share of challenges. Businesses looking to establish or… Read more: Navigating the Challenges of Trading with China
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  An Old Fella and A Sheila
  In a cafe in Pattaya, an elderly white man is scolding a Thai woman sitting with him. The old fella,… Read more: An Old Fella and A Sheila
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  The escalators: policy vs system
  At Terminal 21 Pattaya, Thailand. I come across the information desk on the ground floor (street level).I speak to a… Read more: The escalators: policy vs system
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  Fake Faces
  Numerous individuals of Asian descent frequently seem to conceal their emotions. Whether in moments of happiness or sadness, their facial… Read more: Fake Faces
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  Are you a Professional?
  Many people use to call someone a ‘Professional’ if a person is an expert in a field. The Cambridge dictionary… Read more: Are you a Professional?
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  Since when we can negotiate with a psychopath?
  Min Aung Hlaing, the commander-in-chief of Myanmar Defence Services, is also known as “Ma-Ah-La”. “Ma-Ah-La” (မအလ) is the abbreviation in… Read more: Since when we can negotiate with a psychopath?