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Hi, co-founder of Champion here. We're located in Bangkok and I can really recommend it. I've not been to Chiang Mai so I cannot really compare it, though I wo
by watson 12y ago
Hi, co-founder of Champion here.
We're located in Bangkok and I can really recommend it. I've not been to Chiang Mai so I cannot really compare it, though I would guess Bangkok is still more startup friendly.
To address the current political issue with the military coup, I have just one thing to say: The media always exaggerates. I've been here through the protests, the curfew and now the coup. And I've never felt threatened or had any issues what so ever. I would invite my own mother here and not be worried.
We are currently sitting together with another startup in their offices in the part of Bangkok called Ekkamai. Previously we rented some desks at the co-working space Launchpad, which was also a really great experience and a way to meet a lot of other like-minded people.
- CookWithMe 12y agoThanks a lot for sharing your experience! Yeah, the media reports... I didn't know what to make of it. They were mentioning the curfew and some arrests of politicians, but not much on how this impacts daily life. From what I've read, Bangkok is definitely more startup friendly, but Chiang Mai is also a very interesting town and has some great options for bouldering and rock climbing :)
- GFischer 12y agoThanks for sharing and congratulations !! As a Uruguayan soccer fan, I'll have to download it to see what Easter Egg you put in it :P I've seen very similar apps my coworkers use, so it's not exactly virgin territory (they don't have some of your features though). Edit: a classmate of mine is testing his software with the Uruguay team, they have a company that does realtime analytics, AZsportech (http://www.azsportech.com/ http://www.azsportech.com/), formerly Kizanaro.
- fridriksson 12y agoThanks for the link to AZsportech. Let me know what you think our little Easter Egg on @tfridriksson ;) ..it will go live just before World Cup