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Why do Thai organizations prefer fire fighting over systems fix?

Because "fire fighting" answers many layers of motivation and organizational structure than "systems fix," not just skills, but ideas, structures, cultures combined.

So you can summarize the main picture like this:

1.Culture "solve mat face" rather than "solve root"

Many Thai organizations reward "solving" rather than "solving the right system."

* Work broken → Hurry to recover → Look good

* Quiet work adjusts system → No one sees the work 😐

As a result, the brilliant will be pulled into fire-fighting mode at all times.

2.KPI short-term pressure to hurry to solve, not to solve the system.

Many organizations measure:

* This month must survive

* This quarter needs to pass.

"fix systems" usually takes 3-12 months.

But the fire fighting yielded in 3-30 minutes. 🤔

The system therefore rewards speed over sustainability.

3. No time to "stop to solve the system."

Many Thai works are in the mode:

* Overflow work

* Not enough people

* Stacked meetings

The first thing that is always cut out is "non-urgent work."

Which is systems. 🥲

4. Organizations do not invest in jobs that are not seen immediately.

fix systems such as:

* redesign workflow

* automated process

* Reduce handoff

* Clean data

These things "don't show up immediately."

But the fire fighting made it look active and had an immediate impact. 😎

5. Power structure like "hero"

Fire fighting creates "unique talent":

* Crisis recovered

* Solve ad hoc problems

* See indispensable

But the fix system makes the system better. → Don't rely on heroes.

Some organizations "do not want the system to be too good." 🙄

6. The problem is not measured as a "system."

Many organizations measure:

* Who can fix it?

But not measure that:

* Why is it repeated

If not measuring root cause → no incentive, solve the 😇 system.

Short overview

fire fighting = "untying today"

Systems fix = "Keep the fire out, but good results will be seen in the next six months."

Most Thai organizations are still in survival mode → so bias to fire fighting naturally.