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Underserved

Ep. 098, Running the Shop

Underserved

Andrew Gelina

Society & Culture, Technology

5.01K Ratings

🗓️ 12 June 2023

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Episode #098 of Underserved features Gu Xie live from Texas. We start with his unlikely story of growing up as a Chinese immigrant in Belize, moving to the US, and learning some tough lessons in and out of the classroom at the University of Georgia. Also discussed: leaning into data analytics, superior toolsets driving more mental strain to understand them, and why 10 years in data feels like 3 lifetimes.
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0:00.0

Welcome everyone to episode number 98 of Underserved. Joining me today is

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Goosea Head of Data Engineering at Group 1001. Let's get started.

0:11.0

Welcome to this week's edition of Underserved, the podcast for the rest of the

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tech industry, where we focus on stories of tech industry leaders, their insights,

0:23.0

and their lessons learned. And now, your host, Andrew Jalina.

0:32.0

Thank you so much for joining me today on Underserved.

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Thank you, Andrew. You're really excited to be here.

0:38.0

So, I believe you are our first guest ever that grew up in Belize.

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What was that like? It was interesting. Very interesting to grow up in a smaller

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country. I would say that it was very peaceful for the most part when I was growing up.

0:52.0

I think what was interesting is the fact that I was like one of the very few Chinese people

0:56.0

there. So it was kind of interesting. You've ever watched that show fresh off the

1:00.0

boat and how there's like the kid opened up his lunch box and everyone is like

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going around saying, ew, what's that? That's exactly my story growing up in

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Belize. This is the food of my people. This is a food of my people. It's that

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weird. What was your family doing there? We had a modest little grocery store.

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My dad is a wild one. Like when my mom was like six months pregnant, he decided,

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I don't want to be in China anymore. I don't want kids to grow up in this like

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communist environment. So next thing you know, they hopped on a plane.

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They travel around and they land in Belize and you realize that, oh wow,

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it's two hours away from the US. That's his ultimate goal. It's an English-speaking

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country. So his kids, that is me, can grow up learning English. So it would be

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