Elena Park (@elenapark)
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Product manager at Tessellate
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Elena Park is a product manager at Tessellate in Berlin.
Tessellate
Product manager
TU Berlin
MSc Computer Science
@elenapark
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Elena Park
Elena Park - Product manager - Tessellate
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Startup panel - Berlin
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Interview: shipping in public
A conversation about releasing small changes often.
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