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Hyounil Choi
Build and connect Product with market, people and business
Hyounil Choi is currently the Senior Director of Technical Program Management at LINE MAN Wongnai, a prominent food delivery and restaurant review platform in Thailand. With over 20 years of professional experience, he has established himself as a leader in product management and technical program oversight.
Education
- Soongsil University: His educational background includes studies at this institution, which has contributed to his expertise in the field.
Professional Experience
- LINE MAN Wongnai: In his role, Hyounil Choi is responsible for overseeing technical programs, ensuring that projects align with company goals and are executed efficiently.
Hyounil's extensive experience and leadership skills make him a significant figure in the tech and product management landscape in Southeast Asia.
Highlights
Even it was too short to do and meet many, but visiting hometown (in many ways) is always inspiring. It started from the concept of having holiday with family, but after I came back I just realized that home is always home. And also I could learn that the density of the time spent together is also important.
I greatly appreciate to all the inspiring conversations we had, opportunities we discussed, and encouraging presents we shared. Hopefully we can meet again in the better place, and start new things together. I want to share some of the moments I had and presents here to remind me how much I got inspired and supported from the HOME and FRIENDS.
Starting 2024 looks still a bit tough, but I believe it is going to be one for the longer term future.
Time flies. Maybe jobless time flies faster. Especially jobless time with limited money at the bank account flies even faster. I am still having this hard time, but I want to say something here, including myself. Maybe it's self criticism of my 20 years of experience.
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Do not blame anyone. Yes, even you did something wrong, you should not blame yourself. You're the first one who should believe in yourself especially in the tough time. And also, blaming anyone else is not a good idea because we're all grown person and responsible for our choices.
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Keep exploring. When the door closes, the other door opens. We know that saying, but we should try to find where the open door is. The opportunity can come to you from far far away, so we should keep our eyes open. Always try to keep your eye on the job boards, but they are not everything we should look at.
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Network knows you. Ex-colleagues should know you better than new people from new company. Ask them for help - looking for referral, opportunities, or potential coma back to your former company. Unless you burnt the bridge you crossed, they will be open to you for any favor.
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Learn new skills. It's really good time to start new things. Hard skills, new hobby, or anything. Just go out and try new things. If you had stories to tell, then write somewhere. It's always worth to try new thing, especially keep yourself refreshed.
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Every minute counts. Time flies, but it's same to others. Don't waste your time just because you're having tough time. Meet, talk, laugh with friends and family.
Yeah, I am still for any opportunities. Any messages will be appreciated!
