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SourcingOverseas
While traveling in Taiwan I brought my saxophone and regularly attended nightly jazz open mics, where anyone in the audience can play with the house band. After one such session I approached the bar and struck up a conversation with a local. We talked jazz, my studies, and our experiences. He happened to be the CEO of a product development & supply chain managementcompany based in Taiwan and thought I had the experience and confidence of a engineering salesman. By the end of the week I was working for Sourcing Overseas, learning the intricacies of bringing a product to mass-market.
Sales Engineering
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From the Sourcing Overseas website:
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