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How I scratched my entrepreneurial itch while teaching English in China

46 点作者 mustafabisic1大约 8 年前

9 条评论

moopling大约 8 年前
I&#x27;ve lived in China, even did a bit of English teaching on the side from time to time. My experience was that the bar for English teachers was very low, people with no skills other than speaking english as a first language could move there and have a comfortable life.<p>The chinese government perceives this import of low skilled workers as a problem. Working illegally (on a non valid visa) in china is quite common as an expat, but it was pretty much the only industry I saw that deportation was strongly enfoced.<p>Reading between the lines, this doesn&#x27;t strike me as a story of pushing yourself to achieve your goals, but instead one about a person who lacked focus, moved to china and settled into the easy ex-pat lifestyle of teaching english. I would be hesitent to take any advice he gives.
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happywolf大约 8 年前
A few thoughts after reading the article:<p>(1) The writing style isn&#x27;t impressive given the author claiming to be a native English speaker and a teacher. A bit wordy and incoherent.<p>Example: I was in China from February 2007 until June 2010 I lived in 3 cities while I was there, 2 years in Harbin (where they have the Ice Festival, and a wicked beer garden in Summer), 1 year in Shenyang (awesome city where I started my first business) and 1 year in Changchun (where I started my second business, and met my amazing wife).<p>(2) Pretty obvious advertising on Ninjodo, and I feel this is the main theme of the article instead of &#x27;sharing of lessons learned&#x27;
andy_ppp大约 8 年前
I&#x27;m off to do the same thing from Japan of all places (girlfriend is teaching English out there) and without a job. I realised recently that dipping your toe in with part time work does not give you enough time to ever launch something worthwhile (or that I would consider good enough), let alone do the hard bit of selling it to customers.
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neivin大约 8 年前
Ugh what&#x27;s the deal with college aged kids going to Asian countries to &quot;Teach&quot; English with zero qualifications?
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mustafabisic1大约 8 年前
Thanks for the love guys. If you have any questions about China, entrepreneurship, saas or crm. You can ask it here and we&#x27;ll answer asap. Thanks again!
hajrice大约 8 年前
Great article – Really curious how much this is due to China rather than Asia as a whole
elvirs大约 8 年前
unrelated: it says your real name is simon. why is your username here mustafa?
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justinhj大约 8 年前
After three spelling and grammar errors I stopped reading.
Markoff大约 8 年前
TLDR advertisement for agency hiring English teachers to come<p>the guy claim he has one of the most recognized brands yet nobody in China ever heard about him<p>most probably just abusing HN for SEO optimization
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