Changkhui: Changkhui

This was the 1st year anniversary of our program and site, we touched a little bit on our site statistics. Since a few of us were going through a few interviews lately and also, the job interview episode was the 3rd top download episode in our program, so we decided to revisit the issue again. Since there were 7 of us, the discussion went much longer that we anticipated, so we had to divide into 2 episodes. And this was the first one.

As suggested by a fan, we talked about our overseas work experience. Sutin went to UK, Australia, Hong Kong and Isarel for his contract work, while Passakorn spent 2 years in SIEMENS Singapore, during which he went to some countries in Europe.

As requested from our fan, we gathered to discuss about our experience in project management, in terms of experience and certification. Wiroon pretty much prepared most of the materials discussed in the episodes. Since there were six of us, so there were quite a few stories to tell, so we had to split this into 2 episodes, here was the second episode.

As requested from our fan, we gathered to discuss about our experience in project management, in terms of experience and certification. Wiroon pretty much prepared most of the materials discussed in the episodes. Since there were six of us, so there were quite a few stories to tell, so we had to split this into 2 episodes, here was the first episode.

A fan arranged this for us and we almost missed it. Please always check the SPAM or Junk folders in your email accounts. Vorapoj Nimvijit, Senior Vice President of RS, in charge of RS Digital, was kind enough to provide us an interview. He explained the four products and services that he was responsible and cleared some of our nagging questions about iTunes and music copyright. We would like to thank khun Kitti, khun Nongluck and khun Vorapoj for making this interview possible.

Out of curiosity, we invited the Siampod team, Kangg and Ford to share their web hosting experience. Changkhui has been hosted at the USA from the beginning due to budgeting reason, that left a nagging question, what we hosted in Thailand. Well, Siampod has switched to a hosting company in the USA for the last two months, so they surely had enough experience to tell us if this was a good move.

This was supposed to be episode 40, but due to recording schedule conflict, we had to shift the recording to this week. We had some recommended sites for those who were interested in producing podcasts or listening to more podcasts. We recommended the site http://www.joecipriano.com to find a link to an online seminar by Apple on how to produce better podcasts. This was a very good content for those who were interested in producing ones. Also we talked about iTunes U, an excellent educational content avaliable freely on iTunes that not too many Thais were aware of.

Koson managed to get an iPhone for himself, though he was suspicious about it five months ago when we recorded a podcast on the topic. You could say that he was drawn into the dark side. So we discussed about what he felt about this gadget, or should we say toy? The downside for Thai would be the facts that Safari on iPhone did not support Thai fonts yet, but the upside was the internet connection was faster than expected. Hear it for yourself about the experience.

Having seen a few Thai podcasts popping up recently, we decided to share our experience in producing our podcasts. Also, we have now switched to MAC, so it's time to share our Windows and Mac experience in producing our podcasts in the last 10 months. For those who are interested in producing ones, this would be a start.

Somewhat a commercially sensitive issue, Wiroon shared his experience in deploying in a public area; Siam Square. He told his experience in dealing with shop owners, sub-contractors and the project owner. This was supposedly a 3-month project, that turned into a 5-month project. This was a rare story to hear and hope you all enjoy it.