Serious OCS Prepared Good Sinkie Chew Shou Zi To Be Tiktok CEO! Guess If He Can Persuade Biden To Not Ban Tiktok?

[JohnTan]

will you let one of them fuck your daughter?

I'll let them all fuck your mother.

 

[JohnTan]

haha... interrupting each other can be given a positive spin - "finish each other's sentences"

KNN... how about if Sinkies get retrenched? Nothing like a good old 'right sizing'?

Samsters should support fellow Singaporean Shou.

 

[Franjipani]

Samsters should support fellow Singaporean Shou.

what do I get in return? any cdc $1000 voucher?

 

[Charlie99]

Wow a Singaporean son and a golden sacks banker now a tech CEO same leak as faang! Very impressive but what his NS rank? An underachiever I say.

My guess is at least a lieutenant.

 

[JohnTan]

what do I get in return? any cdc $1000 voucher?

Didn't you already collect about $800 worth of CDC vouchers already?

 

[k1976]

Can't wait for this shitty little money laundering hub to get sanctioned by the USA. Never thought I might witness it in my lifetime. The more these little minions try to defend China and/or TikTok, the worse the consequences.

It is Big Stick liao

 

[k1976]

Didn't you already collect about $800 worth of CDC vouchers already?

Can spend some to jiak Gheyland Cheekon Rice....心理会平衡一点

 

[k1976]

Singapore males with NSF military training in leadership shines.... even Oppo also NSF trained... no horse run.... 新加坡 万岁...

Yeah...only jiuhu kia no NS mah...leemember?

 

[SkyRider]

what do I get in return? any cdc $1000 voucher?

mai stupid, only 1000 can buy your vote? you are damn cheap.

 

[Franjipani]

mai stupid, only 1000 can buy your vote? you are damn cheap.

yes sir.

 

[congo9]

Biggest elephant is how TikTok chew becomes a high ranking executive with Xiaomi and thereafter becomes a CEO with TikTok. Chew must be some talent in China's CCP ranking. But to be able to become executive in such a complicated environment in China takes a different breed.

One must be closely related to China's CCP.

 

[laksaboy]

Biggest elephant is how TikTok chew becomes a high ranking executive with Xiaomi and thereafter becomes a CEO with TikTok. Chew must be some talent in China's CCP ranking. But to be able to become executive in such a complicated environment in China takes a different breed.

One must be closely related to China's CCP.

There are no 'private enterprises' in China. All those companies are essentially GLCs with the patronage of the CCP, some of them are also linked to the PLA military.

Once you recognize this, nothing becomes a surprise.

 

[congo9]

Pap also recognize this part.
They need to arrange their SAF general into some GLC.

People might not understand the rational. But it essentially another way to indirectly control the organisation.

 

[Hypocrite-The]

He was once an intern at Facebook. Today, Singaporean Chew Shou Zi is the chief executive of popular social media app TikTok.

On Thursday, Mr Chew, 40, will testify before the United States’ House Energy and Commerce Committee.

He is set to face tough scrutiny over TikTok’s data practices and alleged links with the Chinese authorities. The US lawmakers are assessing whether TikTok is a national security threat.

Here is what we know about him.

Where did he study?
Born and bred in Singapore, he is fluent in English and Chinese. His father reportedly worked in construction and his mother in bookkeeping.

Mr Chew is a Hwa Chong alumnus and was an officer in the Singapore Armed Forces during his national service.

After completing NS, he attended University College London and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in economics. He stayed on in London to work as a banker for the Goldman Sachs Group.

In 2010, he went to Harvard Business School to study for a master of business administration (MBA) and interned at Facebook when the social media platform was still a start-up. Facebook went public in mid-2012.

When did he join TikTok?

In March 2021, he joined TikTok’s parent company, China-based ByteDance, as its first chief financial officer (CFO).

In May that year, he was appointed TikTok’s chief executive.

TikTok’s former chief executive, Mr Kevin Mayer, had left Walt Disney for the position in May 2020 but quit after three months as the company faced pressure from US lawmakers over security risks.

ByteDance founder and chief executive Zhang Yiming praised Mr Chew at that time, saying that he “brings deep knowledge to the company and industry, having led a team that was among our earliest investors and having worked in the technology sector for a decade”.

Mr Chew runs TikTok from offices in Singapore, but he travels frequently, especially to the US, said The Wall Street Journal.

The global company has offices in cities such as London, New York and Tokyo.

Under his leadership, TikTok became one of the biggest Chinese tech success stories in the world.

Where did he work previously?
After two years working as an investment banker at Goldman Sachs in Britain and his internship at Facebook in the US, Mr Chew joined venture capital firm DST Global, founded by billionaire Silicon Valley investor Yuri Milner.

At DST Global, he led a team that became early investors in ByteDance in 2013.

His interest in the tech sector drew him to Xiaomi, and in 2015, he became CFO of the Chinese smartphone giant.

During his time there, Xiaomi went public on the Hong Kong stock exchange in 2018, making it the third-most valuable publicly traded smartphone maker, behind Apple and Samsung.

Mr Chew became Xiaomi’s international business president in 2019.

Is he married?
While studying at Harvard Business School (HBS), he met Taiwanese-American Vivian Kao. They later got married and now have two children. She is currently a chief executive for an investment firm.

According to the HBS’ alumni page, the couple met over e-mail in 2008 after they enrolled in the school.

They have been described as “a couple who often finish each other’s sentences”.

They have been giving back to their alma mater consistently as volunteers and donors since they graduated, and by taking part in fund-raising efforts.

“We want to benefit as many people as possible with our support,” said Mr Chew.

“We want the leadership of HBS to decide where to allocate our contributions. We believe the school has the ability to amplify what we contribute.”

After graduating with MBAs, the couple lived in various cities, including London and Hong Kong. They continued to keep in touch with their classmates.

Does he have a TikTok account?
In February 2022, Mr Chew set up his own TikTok account, @shou.time. To date, he has 22 posts and more than 18,000 followers.

His account on the platform features glimpses of his personal life, showing him attending the Super Bowl in February, eating Nashville hot chicken and meeting celebrities such as Hollywood actor Bill Murray.

Mr Chew said at The New York Times’ 2022 DealBook Summit that he does not allow his children – whose ages are unknown – to use the app as “they’re too young for that”.



https://www.straitstimes.com/world/...to-tiktok-ceo-who-is-singaporean-chew-shou-zi

This singkies commie has no influence on Beijing Biden. It's his handlers in Beijing that controls Biden.

 

[Hypocrite-The]

Pap also recognize this part.
They need to arrange their SAF general into some GLC.

People might not understand the rational. But it essentially another way to indirectly control the organisation.

Does USA MNCs like Apple n Google follow the directions of the USA gahmen like the way these Chicon companies report to the CCP?

 

[birdie69]

Had he remained in Singapore, he will probably be "developing" parking, trace together, health hub or some payment apps hidden in some back office

SimplyGo apps too!

 

[Hypocrite-The]

He was once an intern at Facebook. Today, Singaporean Chew Shou Zi is the chief executive of popular social media app TikTok.

On Thursday, Mr Chew, 40, will testify before the United States’ House Energy and Commerce Committee.

He is set to face tough scrutiny over TikTok’s data practices and alleged links with the Chinese authorities. The US lawmakers are assessing whether TikTok is a national security threat.

Here is what we know about him.

Where did he study?
Born and bred in Singapore, he is fluent in English and Chinese. His father reportedly worked in construction and his mother in bookkeeping.

Mr Chew is a Hwa Chong alumnus and was an officer in the Singapore Armed Forces during his national service.

After completing NS, he attended University College London and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in economics. He stayed on in London to work as a banker for the Goldman Sachs Group.

In 2010, he went to Harvard Business School to study for a master of business administration (MBA) and interned at Facebook when the social media platform was still a start-up. Facebook went public in mid-2012.

When did he join TikTok?

In March 2021, he joined TikTok’s parent company, China-based ByteDance, as its first chief financial officer (CFO).

In May that year, he was appointed TikTok’s chief executive.

TikTok’s former chief executive, Mr Kevin Mayer, had left Walt Disney for the position in May 2020 but quit after three months as the company faced pressure from US lawmakers over security risks.

ByteDance founder and chief executive Zhang Yiming praised Mr Chew at that time, saying that he “brings deep knowledge to the company and industry, having led a team that was among our earliest investors and having worked in the technology sector for a decade”.

Mr Chew runs TikTok from offices in Singapore, but he travels frequently, especially to the US, said The Wall Street Journal.

The global company has offices in cities such as London, New York and Tokyo.

Under his leadership, TikTok became one of the biggest Chinese tech success stories in the world.

Where did he work previously?
After two years working as an investment banker at Goldman Sachs in Britain and his internship at Facebook in the US, Mr Chew joined venture capital firm DST Global, founded by billionaire Silicon Valley investor Yuri Milner.

At DST Global, he led a team that became early investors in ByteDance in 2013.

His interest in the tech sector drew him to Xiaomi, and in 2015, he became CFO of the Chinese smartphone giant.

During his time there, Xiaomi went public on the Hong Kong stock exchange in 2018, making it the third-most valuable publicly traded smartphone maker, behind Apple and Samsung.

Mr Chew became Xiaomi’s international business president in 2019.

Is he married?
While studying at Harvard Business School (HBS), he met Taiwanese-American Vivian Kao. They later got married and now have two children. She is currently a chief executive for an investment firm.

According to the HBS’ alumni page, the couple met over e-mail in 2008 after they enrolled in the school.

They have been described as “a couple who often finish each other’s sentences”.

They have been giving back to their alma mater consistently as volunteers and donors since they graduated, and by taking part in fund-raising efforts.

“We want to benefit as many people as possible with our support,” said Mr Chew.

“We want the leadership of HBS to decide where to allocate our contributions. We believe the school has the ability to amplify what we contribute.”

After graduating with MBAs, the couple lived in various cities, including London and Hong Kong. They continued to keep in touch with their classmates.

Does he have a TikTok account?
In February 2022, Mr Chew set up his own TikTok account, @shou.time. To date, he has 22 posts and more than 18,000 followers.

His account on the platform features glimpses of his personal life, showing him attending the Super Bowl in February, eating Nashville hot chicken and meeting celebrities such as Hollywood actor Bill Murray.

Mr Chew said at The New York Times’ 2022 DealBook Summit that he does not allow his children – whose ages are unknown – to use the app as “they’re too young for that”.



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This tik tok ceo is actually a diversity hire as the chicons need a non Chicon shitizen as a front man. N his performance when grilled by cotton was Soo pathetic. Keep saying' I am a singkie'. As if it means a fuck. The qn was, are U a Chicon party member ...and he should have replied no. As if being a singkie means u are anti Chicon.

No wonder singkies companies and glcs are controlled by foreigners. Because singkies performance suck...

 

[Hypocrite-The]

This tik tok ceo is actually a diversity hire as the chicons need a non Chicon shitizen as a front man. N his performance when grilled by cotton was Soo pathetic. Keep saying' I am a singkie'. As if it means a fuck. The qn was, are U a Chicon party member ...and he should have replied no. As if being a singkie means u are anti Chicon.

No wonder singkies companies and glcs are controlled by foreigners. Because singkies performance suck...

Cottons qns were stupid...trying to pin him as commie.... But ah chew reply was even more pathetic...keep saying I am a singkies...I think he said it to make pinky proud.

 

[Hypocrite-The]

So sad. ..this ah chew cannot even tell the difference between race and nationality....he should say I am not a Chinese shitizen....not just say I am not Chinese....which he is...no wonder DBS is run by an ah neh