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Lately, founders burning out and wanting to quit have become more common.

Tech in Asia’s Willis Wee shares some best practices and advice on developing a minimum viable product.

What is #TIASchool? What was Willis’ founder journey like? Ask Willis your questions directly!

In this AMA, you can throw us any Qs and we will answer it honestly. Specifically, things we love to talk about.

Tech in Asia’s Willis Wee discusses the highs and lows of the startup’s history and what those moments mean for the company moving forward.

Willis Wee, CEO and founder of Tech in Asia, attempts to answer 6 questions in 60 seconds.

We open up to you like never before. Here’s a look at our early pitch decks from years ago, the stories behind them, and what we could’ve done better.

Fast forward to the present day, and tech reporting on Asia has changed as much as the Tech in Asia team. That opens up some exciting new challenges.

From the left – Willis Wee (blogger at Tech in Asia), Andi S. Boediman (director of Ideosource), and Ryu Kawano (CEO of Veritrans Indonesia) Last week we held our second

TechinAsia now consists of 11 members from Japan, China, Vietnam, Singapore, Indonesia, and the US.