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Hsiang Ling Low in Spacemob

Sep 3, 2017

Spacemob Insiders: Madhumitha

“Life is inherently uncertain so I think it’s better to have a broad vision and not plan excessively. I…

Murelle Garrigos in Spacemob

Aug 23, 2017

Redefining the events industry, with Jacqueline & Melissa from Delegate

“I’ve always wanted to start a business but I knew I couldn’t do this on my own and when I met Melissa, I knew she would be the ‘one’,” said Jacqueline with a smile on her face.

Daren Goh in Spacemob

May 12, 2017

Turning traditional businesses digital, with Gabriel from TheLorry.

“It’s the uber for logistics,” says Gabriel, country manager of TheLorry. “What we’re doing is really meaningful. By connecting the demand for logistics, with people who might not necessarily have the skills to…

Evelyn Zhao in Spacemob

Apr 4, 2017

Small in size, but big in vision. We build smart luxury mirrors, ‘Fred’.

“When we ask designers and developers what the number one mirror brand in the world, no one had an answer. So we decided to be the answer to that question.” Jonathan was calm, and spoke with undenied…

Daren Goh in Spacemob

Feb 9, 2017

The times they are a changin’ with Shane Buster from Occasions.

“Some jobs are hard. Some are easy. But if you’re passionate, you’ll do it without any complaints,” says Shane, fingers on his chin, as he considers his words. “Catering is really difficult.”

Daren Goh in Spacemob

Dec 20, 2016

Late nights with Joelle & Weiting from Wantedly

“What looks like job hell?” Weiting leans towards me, with his arms on his knees. “It’s when you wake up, go to work, and find no purpose in what you do anymore. No one wants that.”

Daren Goh in Spacemob

Nov 21, 2016

Going beyond technology with Paul from techblogger.io

A glance through Paul’s blog — techblogger.io — will leave you thinking twice about what you know about computers. He covers topics that range from hackathons to cloud solutions, and even printing. Reading his articles will make you…