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Here’s my new Tariff bit. We are going to wish things are Made in China, like me. Tag your friends #jimmyoyang #tariff #tariffs #madeinchina #trump #cybertruck #elonmusk #china 歐陽萬成 

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Here’s my new Tariff bit. We are going to wish things are Made in China, like me. Tag your friends #jimmyoyang #tariff #tariffs #madeinchina #trump #cybertruck #elonmusk #china 歐陽萬成
♬ original sound - Jimmy O Yang

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ENGLISH SPEECH | WILL SMITH: How to Face Fear (English Subtitles)

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Hi, my name is Ho Van Son and I'm a protocol engineer focused on (building optimizing → building and optimizing) nodes which is the core of blockchain infrastructure. I work on (core team → the core team) of Ronin, a blockchain network designed for gaming where my main responsibilities are proposing and implementing new features related to (consensus algorithm → the consensus algorithm), B2B network, state management (or storage → and storage) to improve the performance and stability which directly affects the experience of users in games. Besides that, I usually contribute to many open source projects related to Ethereum to improve the ecosystem, (bring distributed closer → bringing decentralization closer) to everyone around the world.

If you are interested in (my you can → me, you can) check out my github profile at github.com search HB0212 for more details about my projects and contributions. Thank you!

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28/3: Have you ever been on an emotional rollercoaster?

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28/3: Have you ever been on an emotional rollercoaster?

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So, this is the record that I'll talk about one time that I lost my job and how (I find out → I found) a new job as a Junior Software Engineer. To start telling (about my story → my story), I'm gonna talk a little bit about that job and the reason that the company (find → found) me. So that company was a trading company, which means they buy and sell stocks, maybe (crypto currencies → cryptocurrencies) too, and I was a Software Engineer intern there. I developed a data structure for researchers to use and analyze data. One day, HR booked a meeting with me and (said about → talked about) my future in the company after three months of internship. I said that I really, really (want → wanted) to go to the office in Singapore to work with my team there because I think that if I can go abroad, I can grow faster and (that is the chance → it would be a chance) to learn a new culture too, but they only offered me to go to work in Hanoi and Dubai. Then I was very disappointed and said that I only (want → wanted) to work in Singapore. They had some internal discussions without me, and they decided to fire me because they thought that I was (not good fit → not a good fit) for the company at that time, and they said that (reach out → I could reach out) to them again if I (change → changed) my mind in the future. When I received that news, I was very shocked and sad. Then I thought about my future and what I should do next. I had (three months gap → a three-month gap) in my resume, and at that period, I was very confused because I applied for many jobs, but no one responded to me.

I started doubting myself and my ability. I thought that I was not good enough to get (the job as Junior Software Engineer → a job as a Junior Software Engineer). But at that time, I decided to apply to B&G again to come back. After some interviews, I was rejected because (that team scared → the team was worried) about my long-term commitment. HR said that she (can't believe → couldn't believe) that I failed the interview and still tried to help me (to find → find) a new position. Some weeks later, she reached out to me and asked me if (I want → I wanted) to try to join Fake.ai, which is the previous team I worked with. Luckily, I (passed on interviews → passed the interviews) and got an offer as (Software Engineer from them → a Software Engineer from them). I was (very appreciated → very grateful) that HR and my previous team helped me a lot. That job was a great opportunity for me, and (thanks for it → thanks to it), I had more money to pay for my (living cost, school fee without helping from my parents → living expenses and school fees without my parents' help).