A South Korean startup founder walks to the subway and shares their two-year journey in Korea, their tech company background, and their new dating app called GoDating built at Seoul Startup Hub. They're looking for people to join the team.
So I don't know if you can hear me well. Oh look, there's a cute little like, Emily. So I'm just making a little daily vlog on my way to the office. Right now I'm making a startup company in Korea, and I have an office at Seoul Startup Hub. I'm actually coding with my developer partner. It's like a social application that might turn into a dating application in the beginning. Anyways, walking from my home to the subway and yeah, I've lived in Korea for like 2 years and I— oh yeah, I think the subway's already coming. I forgot. Okay, yeah, it's up here. This is why I'm late to meetings sometimes. But anyways, I've lived in Korea for the past 2 years. I was working in a technology company at first, but then which I had a great experience, and then that inspired me to try to open up my own company. Yeah, so I'm making a social application, like GoDating, for Koreans, and then hopefully it will go global. So yeah, if you want to work in a startup, see me, you can contact me, and I can talk more about it. Here we go into Apgujeong subway. Thanks for watching! Stay safe!
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