Summary: Digital Trends & Friends Podcast
A few weeks ago I spoke with Carlos Lau, the CEO of Kurios.la a Corporate Training Edtech backed by Y Combinator about general topics on Product management.
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Sharing notes and lessons from building and scaling products in companies like Rappi, On Deck, Kurios, and Merlin Jobs.
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