Maybe out of fear of being wrong or not having the same opinion as everyone else.oakdale160 wrote: ↑Sun Sep 02, 2018 7:55 am I have never lived with a Thai lady but in the work area I found the opposite to be the case. It was often difficult to get young Thai ladies to say what they thought and would often remain silent when they had much that they could have contributed to discussions.
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Oned of the tricks that could help.Pick on the most senior female in the room and directly ask her opinion. Once that person had spoken it signaled that it was OK to voice an opinion and the more junior ones would speak
Same way if you give a lecture-- always set up the first question, ask a senior person to ask the first question
(OMG im off topic)
Same way if you give a lecture-- always set up the first question, ask a senior person to ask the first question
(OMG im off topic)