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On Thursday night the much-loved coach, who just ended a successful five-year stint as coach, opened his heart to the gathering. "Thank you for coming here today. I apologize for not being able to spend much time with the fans. I see many familiar faces here. "My son sent me a video of a Vietnamese fan drawing me on the sand. It made me emotional. I don’t know if I deserve the love that people gave me. I just know I tried my best." He led Vietnam in 98 games, winning 57 (55.8% win rate). "I just found out today that I had 98 games. If I knew that earlier I would have tried to make it 100," he joked. At the meeting were a few dozen selected fans, correspondents and national players Nguyen Hoang Duc and Nguyen Van Toan. Park said: "There is not a single moment that I regret in my five years of working in Vietnam because I have lived my life to the fullest and I really love the players." He turned to Toan and Duc and apologized for not being able to continue as coach. His … [Read more...] about This is not the end: coach Park

Thuy is a third-year Ph.D student at Rutgers University where she is studying applied mathematics. Last October, she submitted her resume to Google in the hope of landing a research internship in the field of science and technology. However, that plan is currently on hold due to the recent layoffs in the sector. "I feel like I’m in limbo," she said. Thuy is disappointed because she put in a lot of work preparing for interviews with companies she had applied to, which have recently put these jobs on hold again due to the current job cuts. The Vietnamese student revealed that she had applied to be an intern at Amazon, but in November 2022, she received a notice saying that the interview had been postponed. And then she surprisingly heard nothing more about her application. It was also disconcerting for Huy Anh, a third-year computer science student at Texas A&M University, to see the social media app Snap Inc let go of 20% of its staff, including his mentor, during the final … [Read more...] about US big tech mass layoffs leave Vietnamese international students in limbo