Vietnamese translation available here Going to Shopee Vietnam for the first time, I had no idea what to expect. Turns out, they have some of the most interesting people in the whole of Shopee. During my five-day trip, I spoke to a poker player, pole-dancer and pro pianist. Kenny, Jane and Tee each have heavy day-job responsibilities, but make time for the pursuit of their hobbies. Find out more below! Special thanks to Ngoc from the People team, for making the necessary arrangements
Kenny Vo, Professional Poker Player
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On the benefits of poker and the poker face
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Words of caution for prospective players
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Jane Huynh, Pole-Dancer
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In defense of pole-dancing
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Laying the cards
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Calling for a community
Jane laments that there aren’t many people in Vietnam doing pole-dancing. Some have the wrong impression about it, and some are too shy to try. “It doesn’t matter if you’re male or female, plump or skinny, if you’re serious about it or not – just give it a go. And if you do, ping me. I would love to have more friends with the same interest!”Tee Nguyen, Pro Pianist
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The romance of music
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Passing on the passion
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Amazed by the diverse interests Kenny, Jane and Tee have? They’re but a few examples of the kinds of people we bring into Shopee. Do you have a fascinating hobby? Join us here!]]>
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