29-year-old making $250k in tech went 'undercover' at a coffee chain before opening her own matcha cafe
Michelle Yeung wasn't happy in tech, despite earning $250,000 a year. Before opening Matcha House, she spent months learning the business.
29-year-old making $250k in tech went 'undercover' at a coffee chain before opening her own matcha cafe
Michelle Yeung wasn't happy in tech, despite earning $250,000 a year. Before opening Matcha House, she spent months learning the business.
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