Application of Work Principles 4 of King Rama IX : Following sequential steps

Abstract

This academic article aims to study the Application of Work Principles 4 of King Rama IX is following sequential steps. This principle is particularly interesting in terms of its analytical and evaluative implications for practical application. The analysis reveals that this principle underscores the importance of organizing sequences or steps of work, starting from prioritizing various issues and arranging the steps of problem-solving systematically. The following are the techniques for applying this principle: 1) Begin with the essentials by planning and establishing a foundational system for quality living and professional pursuits. 2) Gather feedback before proceeding with operations to understand the "big picture" of what arises from the genuine needs of the community. All received feedback, both quantitative and qualitative, serves as a database for planning, setting directions, and making systematic decisions aligned with genuine needs, thus reducing potential errors or damages in unnecessary tasks in the future. 3) Analyze possibilities thoroughly through a step-by-step thinking process to choose the most worthwhile path. 4) Plan meticulously and tightly, both in terms of operational activities and timelines. 5) Execute tasks systematically to maintain balance in overall work, fostering cooperation, trust, and mutual support. 6) Monitoring and Evaluation for improvement and development. This facilitates an understanding of progress and whether the outcomes are successful or not. If obstacles arise, solutions can be promptly sought to ensure successful completion despite challenges. Regarding the implementation of these sequential steps, from a developmental perspective, it's evident that His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej emphasized "human development." This begins with establishing a solid foundation starting from individual, household, community, and village levels, ensuring resilience and readiness for development. Progress then extends from the internal community to external society, focusing on necessity and suitability, empowering individuals to be self-reliant and seamlessly integrate into external society.