Should product marketers focus in on being great at one specific niche (skill, industry, etc.) or be more of a generalist?
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Google Global Head of Growth Go-to-market, Google Maps Platform • 6y
"It depends" is the most infuriating answer but this is an "it depends" moment. This is all dependent on where you are in your career, what you want in your career, and a...
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SmithRx VP of Marketing | Formerly HubSpot, LinkedIn, Salesforce • 4y
I think either is a valid path to a rewarding product marketing career but can depend on your own interest. If you're interested in the dynamics of different industries a...
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Twilio Former Director of Product Management - Pricing & Packaging, CXP | Formerly Narvar, Medallia, Helpshift, Feedzai, Reputation.com • 6y
This is an interesting question. Sometimes it is hard to think of oneself as a product. What we're really trying to do here is to position ourselves for the maximum mar...
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