Some people host meetings. Ching hosts dumpling night. And somehow, everyone walks away smarter, happier, and more likely to do business with her.
At SchGo, precision is everything. Tools are calibrated. Timelines are guarded. There’s not much room for improvisation when you’re machining parts that go into multimillion-dollar systems.
But if you want to understand the heart of the operation – the pulse that keeps things running smoothly – you have to leave the machines behind and step into Ching’s kitchen.
That’s where her other kind of genius comes to life.
Cooking, for Ching, isn’t just a hobby. It’s an act of diplomacy, mentorship, and magic all rolled into one. She doesn’t measure with teaspoons – she measures by feel, instinct, and years of making people feel at home. And somehow, that same effortless touch finds its way into everything she does at SchGo.
If you’ve been to one of her cooking parties, you know. You walk in expecting dinner. You leave with business ideas, cultural wisdom, a full stomach, and at least one new friend.
The menu changes – handmade dumplings, crisp scallion pancakes, maybe a gently braised pork belly that makes you question everything you thought you knew about soy sauce – but the vibe stays the same: thoughtful, intentional, and full of laughter.
These nights aren’t networking events. They’re human moments. The kind that make vendors say yes before the proposal even hits their inbox. The kind that turn tough client conversations into second chances. The kind that turn coworkers into a team.
You can learn a lot from how someone runs a kitchen. Ching is calm, but in control. Warm, but never vague. She’ll tell you to turn down the heat – literally and metaphorically – if things get too chaotic. And somehow, she always knows what’s next, even before you do.
It’s no wonder people do business with SchGo and stay with SchGo.
They’re not just buying precision machining – they’re buying trust.
And trust, as it turns out, tastes a lot like ginger, garlic, and handmade dough.
Coming Up Next:
You’ve seen the kitchen. Next up: the choir loft, the hiking trail, and what it means to lead without ever needing a spotlight.
(Stay tuned for Blog 3: “Pitch Perfect: Choirs, Hikes, and Other Unexpected Boss Moves.”)
