Day in the life of a Korean Start-up CEO 🖥️

This is a day in the life of Park Junghyun, CEO of SLID, a tech start-up in Seoul, South Korea. He founded the company in 2020 during the Covid-19 pandemic when he was still a university student. SLID is a note-taking software that enhances efficiency and ease of note-taking. Junghyun starts his day early, beginning work at 8:30 a.m. The team operates from a vibrant start-up space provided by the Asan Nanum Foundation, which comes with many perks to make their start-up journey easier. With a team of 12 members, Junghyun not only serves as CEO but also acts as a Product Manager, overseeing the entire life cycle of new services. His busy schedule involves meetings, project organization, and team coordination to drive the company forward.
Slid: www.slid.cc/en
0:00 Commute during Seoul rush hour
2:07 Getting ready for work
2:21 What is the start-up about?
2:51 Morning team meeting on Gather Town
4:24 Lunch, coffee, and ping-pong
5:33 How does Slid work?
6:27 Role of a start-up CEO and more online meetings
7:20 Going home
#dayinthelife #startupceo

[@juanpAAA2059]

So glad that young people are taking the initiative to make their start-up.

[@camelotenglishtuition6394]

Awesome work 👏

[@yokai_G]

This’s beautiful 🥰

[@YaHu-ds8tr]

Jow many hours works ceo in south korea?

[@maysukhakarnphadoong4555]

Mann, I already want to work there

[@minexplosion2857]

How comes the narrator's indian accent?

[@munchkin0518]

Ngl, the narration is super distracting. Wish they would've just let the interviewee talk about his day.

[@arishem555]

lol, every 30yo man in Korea is CEO 😀