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As an American who up and moved to China on a whim and more recently started a tech company split between Boston and Shanghai, I can only greet this news with jubilation. Life here over the last two years has become simply impossible. Good luck to you China.
>started a tech company
>split between [two very different countries]
>two years
With all due respect, the problem is most likely a series of poor decisions on your part.
As an American who up and moved to China on a whim and more recently started a tech company split between Boston and Shanghai, I can only greet this news with jubilation. Life here over the last two years has become simply impossible. Good luck to you China.
>moved to China on a whim >started a tech company >split between [two very different countries] >two years With all due respect, the problem is most likely a series of poor decisions on your part.
seems like he moved to china a while back and only recently started a tech company. Managing tech companies over several geographical regions is not rare, especially if your business model calls for it.
How exactly did you arrive at the conclusion that it is most likely a series of poor decisions on his part without knowing anything about him or his business?
With all due respect, you have no idea of what you are talking about.
As an American who up and moved to China on a whim and more recently started a tech company split between Boston and Shanghai, I can only greet this news with jubilation. Life here over the last two years has become simply impossible. Good luck to you China.
High labor cost and the great firewall
As an American who up and moved to China on a whim and more recently started a tech company split between Boston and Shanghai, I can only greet this news with jubilation. Life here over the last two years has become simply impossible. Good luck to you China.
Care to share more details on how things have changed?
As an American who up and moved to China on a whim and more recently started a tech company split between Boston and Shanghai, I can only greet this news with jubilation. Life here over the last two years has become simply impossible. Good luck to you China.
>moved to China on a whim >started a tech company >split between [two very different countries] >two years With all due respect, the problem is most likely a series of poor decisions on your part.
...and xkcd doesn't suck. Randall does something he's passionate about and out its out into the world for millions to see. Good for him.
Do you mind if Inask what you do or have done?
As an American who up and moved to China on a whim and more recently started a tech company split between Boston and Shanghai, I can only greet this news with jubilation. Life here over the last two years has become simply impossible. Good luck to you China.
Care to share more details on how things have changed?
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Care to share more details on how things have changed?
In terms of policy, probably nothing. They have however become more competent, meaning the firewall isn't easy to hop anymore and I went to MIT. I don't know how non-technical foreigners can do anything here.
Are you only referring to Great Firewall when you say that "life here is simply impossible"?
As an American who up and moved to China on a whim and more recently started a tech company split between Boston and Shanghai, I can only greet this news with jubilation. Life here over the last two years has become simply impossible. Good luck to you China.
High labor cost and the great firewall
Earlier quoted context omitted.
In terms of policy, probably nothing. They have however become more competent, meaning the firewall isn't easy to hop anymore and I went to MIT. I don't know how non-technical foreigners can do anything here.
Every expat in China I have met paid a few dollars a month for a VPN and had as much Facebook, Google, YouTube as the rest of us. Are you only referring to Great Firewall when you say that "life here is simply impossible"?
As an American who up and moved to China on a whim and more recently started a tech company split between Boston and Shanghai, I can only greet this news with jubilation. Life here over the last two years has become simply impossible. Good luck to you China.