Just came back from my first job interview in Thailand, for a contract teaching position at a nearby university… I think I’ll try it out for a while. The people I will be working with all seem really cool, plus I need a break from salaryman mode, for a while at least.
Raising a family in Thailand // Documenting Issan food, culture, music, and people
Same uni as Nam? Let me know if you want some translation/proofreading stuff.
Different uni from Nam’s, but still nearby. Maybe a ten minute drive. I’ll find out from now because I have to drop off some documents; hope I can find my way back there.
Cool! At least you won’t have to wear pink shirts, unless you want to, TeaherMan!
I have been reading your blog and it is fantastic. I have been following your move to Thailand with great interest…. facinating country. What did you do as a salaryman in Japan?
Thanks, Dee! I worked at a big electronics manufacturer on (ooo – top secret!) device development project with US and European co-developers. Also, as mentioned above, they made me wear a pink uniform shirt almost every day. I kind of like to think I got paid for wearing a pink shirt…