Vietnamese workers turn to TikTok, Facebook for income amid lay-off wave | Tuoi Tre News
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'Hi everyone, my name is Trang, and I am a factory worker. What are you going to eat this afternoon?'
Faced with many challenges in recent months due to waves of lay-offs and reduced working time, many workers in Vietnam are exploring opportunities to create content on social media featuring their own life stories for a possible new income. With video clips, amateur content creators hope to inspire others by telling the stories of their daily lives in their own way. They have to learn how to create a video clip from scratch. Some of them have attracted numerous followers and dream of building their own channel as another source of income. Stories from workers’ lives “Hi everyone, my…
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