If you are curious about joining the tech startup scene 🧑‍💻, aspiring to be an entrepreneur or thinking about making a big career change 💼, do not miss this episode. Matthew Low started his career at Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR), a statutory board under the Ministry of Trade and Industry of Singapore in 2009 before moving on to Resorts World Sentosa (RWS). He stumbled into entrepreneurship which led him to build a content marketing agency. In 2016, he became cofounder at AiChat, a chatbot 💬 solution for enterprises and spent the next 4.5 years being the Chief Marketing and Investment Officer. In 2021, he joined Universal Aquaculture Singapore, a company whose mission is to build global food systems of tomorrow, producing sustainable seafood 🦐. He served as its Chief Commercial Officer. Time Stamp: 01:25: Matthew’s role as Chief Commercial Officer at Universal Aquaculture 07:07: First job at Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) 09:47: How Matthew stumbled into entrepreneurship with his passion for photography 18:54: What made Matthew expand his business to a content marketing agency 20:47: Finding the right business partner 24:35: Becoming co-founder of AiChat (chatbot solution for enterprises) 29:59: Considerations of joining AiChat 41:28: Advice to get a job at a startup 58:25: Going from entrepreneur to being employee 01:01:59: Leadership style 01:06:45: Advice for people considering entrepreneurship or career switch Episode show notes on podcast website here. This podcast episode was recorded in Sep 2021. About the host John Lim: Currently based in Singapore, I’m a husband, father and a curious business and tech enthusiast. Bulk of my career so far has been centered around business development, technology, entrepreneurship and startups. I have made rather huge career switches across diverse and unfamiliar industries. You can learn more about my career journey here. Consider subscribing and following the podcast wherever you are listening or watching from so you won't miss out on new episodes. Kindly rate, review and share this podcast if you have enjoyed it and/or found the episodes helpful. You can also connect and share on Linkedin, Facebook and Instagram; and watch (parts of) the conversation on YouTube. Support the podcast: Subscribe, rate and review ✍️ the podcast wherever you are listening or watching from.Follow, comment and share 👍  on the podcast’s social media (LinkedIn preferred). These will enable the algorithm gods to make the podcast more visible and suggested for larger audience who are likely to benefit from the content.Buy me a coffee ☕ - literally. The 'coffees' you buy me will help offset the running costs of producing, maintaining and marketing the podcast. Your support will refuel and help me produce more high-quality content for my audience, YOU. I thank you very much in advance! 😊