SCOUT· 49%1h 36m·2026-09-20·Technology90 minutes of unfiltered product advice from Snap and Discord’s product chief | Peter Sellis
Peter Sellis was the first product manager at Snapchat, where he spent seven years building one of the most beloved consumer products in history. He went on to serve as Head of Product at Discord, where he helped drive some of the fastest user growth the platform had seen. Having left his role at Discord, he gets to…
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