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“I still remember when I was a child, my father asked me what I wanted to be when I grow up? I said to be a businessman. So I even decided to choose International Trade as my major. Fortunately, my dream comes true when I had my board on college’s career.”

You might be interested to know why I choose HPLC vials as my startup?

Of course, I approach my first job came across HPLC sales after graduation. I really love it. And the deepest in my heart I know is the procedure of business, communication face to face brings me more happiness and excitement more than the product itself.

I remember 2011 when I was 24. I started to run a deserving little business in the east of China, located in Hangzhou, and named company Mastelf, which means to be master of yourself. Sounds cool! right?

We’re not a charity. I hate to miss out on every coin lose in my pocket. Take it easy, you are already on my target list. (joking, don’t get me wrong.) Yes, I had a vision for my business that was giant and good and worthwhile– not merely for me, but for my customers as well.

Mr. Park, from South Korea. My business partner, also been a good friend since my startup of mastelf 2011.

Mr. Park informed me one day that he had found two hairs and three-piece of dust in the auto sampler Cap. I was taken aback, but I promised him I’d replace all of the caps and nothing like it would happen again. My word is my bond. After years I went to Korea, Park said to me he wants to establish long business relationship with us. Now it’s been 10 years we still work together.

My customers are my number one priority. I will not disappoint them, also will not let anyone who has the same values as me to work for Mastelf.

Thank you for all of your support, and Trust Mastelf will continue to go above and beyond to reach your goals for the next ten years.

 

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