just fucking lol with all this. you guys just take things way too seriously. 'ethics', 'manners', 'respect', 'discipline'. he goes through these things ONCE and that's it. and one would assume you would at least have these traits in a formal environment, apart from that he seriously doesn't care. the bowing crap, that is probably the only thing i don't agree with. it is outdated and really serves just as an ego boost. these 'life lessons' that you people preach about, come on, he makes a few pointless anecdotes then insert moral. for those of you who take offence at the slander others are making about him, i really don't understand how you can take it so personally. what he does with his busniess he does at his own discretion, he is at liberty to do whatever he wants even if chooses to do something illegal. your overprotection really is just your failed attempt to evade judgement on him.
Truong is just like any other teacher, nothing special. tbh if you just treated him as an ordinary guy instead of worshipping him you would realise this.
and this mentality of 'family' that you hold of a tutoring centre. you're basically just giving me a description of a cult. he is a great guy but the way you people go on about him as if you idolise him? it just seems odd.
a tutoring centre imo should be treated as if a workplace, professionalism should be maintained, sometimes he can be juvenile in his attempt to be relatable. personal discussions beyond small talk should be kept separate. if you're having personal issues and the only person you can turn to is him that just makes me wonder...
Just passing by here buddy, I'm just openly spitballing okay? Ok.
Look at things in perspectives, the world is a changing where there is a growing trend of loss in traditionalism and culture where the values of family and togetherness is utmost expressed. Globalisation, migration, technology and society, these aspects are the catalyst for change within morals and ethics that resonate within an environment where there is relevance i.e. family and relations. Suggested by your post, you deem the amalgamation of professionalism and issues as inoperable. However, what does it hold today you may ask? The retention of customary beliefs and morals is reinforced by family and in this instance, Sir Truong himself. I ask this, where does this development occur in a society where change is rampant and technology overrides the nature of past comings? His teachings through this tact heighten the needs for these to exist for we conform to insurmountable change that occurs endlessly around us. Overprotection clouting judgement? Your post again suggests negativity in turn with asking for issues/advice, in many instances it can be advantageous or enlightening as there is the staff who are students, in workforce as well the man himself which can provide advice in relation to x, y and z. It's also a resource available to allow the prospects of growth.
Your post is also incoherent in the interpretation of the atmosphere as a cult/sect. Is there secrecy. Can one's expression of undescribable debt be shown without opinion? He has done many things for many people, thus the relations each person holds on that string where it intertwines on both ends. It's a personal agenda where those people are able to connect with emotionally or through examples of situations.
Also, your nature of displaying places of tutoring as workplaces and professionalism is incorrect. In
your belief that businesses are required to be professional, businesses must be in tune to the employees and customers wants/needs so is that being unprofessional? Furthermore, there is a required togetherness is businesses where they express a family structure, whereas in this situation, it's built upon family, morals and ethics to live a life where you are not tainted by negative impacts.
My 2 cents.
Edit: If you don't believe the loss in tradition take into instance varying cultures
1. Migration by war -> Asians, Europeans, Middle Easterns
2. Instability in environment
3. Want for wellbeing for children ; catch-22 in today's society seeing that there was unaccounted for change in the past few decades where life has been revolutionalised by war, technology, money, greed, globalisation. Clout of morals (Refer to latter); does that cloud judgement by overprotection, maybe in instances of parents, but moving on...
3. Jews ; diaspora
4. Fads and society's "pre-requisites to being accepted" ; loss in culture/tradition/ethics/morals
i.e. the rare number who believe in Hollywood life, the ghettos, g's, drugs, being high, XxxDragonImmoralxxxX, A$$YRIANKINGZ, gh3tt0_g, etc
Truong has a lot of support from guys like you because he offers work to his top students. This is a very smart strategy that works very well. I have never said he is not a smart man even though I don't like how some of the students and parents are treated.
