Building an eCommerce Catalog by Walmart Group PM

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Main takeaways: - Transitioning from Tech to Technical Product Management - My story - eCommerce Product Management at the Fortune 1 company - Product Do's and Dont's - Lessons learned

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Building an eCommerce Catalog
by Walmart Group PM

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