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Senior manager, product strategy – Store Operations Analytics and Platforms. The senior manager, product strategy leads a team and owns and drives the vision, multi-year product portfolio strategy, and analytics across the global network of physical stores with dedicated focus on one domain of the lifecycle (plan, design + build, operate, or maintain.
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Meta is looking for an experienced and motivated Project Manager to join the Product Data Operations (PDO) team. As a Project Manager, you will play a pivotal role in driving the success of GenAI programs by providing leadership, strategic oversight, and operational excellence.
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Lead initiatives and be accountable to make every Google Cloud Product Marketer more efficient every month by improving tools, process, and alignment/support in the organization and in our partner teams.
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The Senior Product Manager position within Commerce, Growth, and Identity Operations sits at the intersection of Product, Design, Engineering, and Disney’s subscribers. 5 years of experience required in Product Management or Product Operations.
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