"In Vietnam there's a joke... when you say something ridiculous online, people will say it's the consequence of watching more than three hours of TikTok a day," says Bao-Khanh Nguyen), the founder of social audio content platform OnMic).Drained by his own experience with social media doom scrolling and superficial learning, Khanh decided to tackle it - with an app that entertains and educates with long-form audio content.OnMic's users create and/or listen to voice-streaming sessions and exclusive audio series about common interests such as mental health, spirituality, travel, business, dealing with parents, and dating.On the latest episode of #YouDontKnowVietnam), Khanh reveals:🎤 What 200,000 young Vietnamese OnMic users are talking about right now🎧 The type of long-form content they're diggin' (and why)💡 Tips for hiring Gen Z talent in Vietnam⚔️ Why Vietnam's Lunar New Year (Tết) is 'a bloody battlefield' for businesses trying to grab the attention of consumers🇻🇳 What he's most excited about for Vietnam (and the country's drawbacks!)Listen to episode 24 with Khanh - I've linked it in the comments 👇#YouDontKnowVietnam) #Vietnam) #consumerinsights)
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