In Thailand, with an expansion of the industrial sectors,
many teaching staff have resigned to assume jobs in
industry (Pasuwan, 1972). It seems clear that faculty
members have left the institution or have transferred from
one institution to another because of circumstances over
which the institution had no control. For example, a faculty
member may seek to gain meaningful experience in the
next job. Another may want to be mobile only as a result
of a better offer, but not as a result of dissatisfaction
with his current job. However, some faculty members have
left because of institution failure to exercise control in
job satisfaction and dissatisfaction. Good administrators
must realize that a high rate of turnover of faculty members
would undoubtedly result in a faculty of limited