What are some of the best resources for Product Marketers to refer to as they grow in their careers?
Workday Vice President Product Marketing | Formerly Salesforce, IBM, Silverpop, Blackboard • 4y
Great question! I'd recommend 4 things: Stay up on current trends in the industry. This seems like a no-brainer, but it's one of the things that I see folks deprioritize...
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WalkMe Senior Vice President, Product Marketing | Formerly Clari, Observe.AI, Vendavo, Amdocs • 5y
Today, there are so many fantastic resources and community groups, certainly more than when I started as a pmm. So I'll focus my answer on other ways you can continue to ...
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Pinterest Director of Product Marketing | Formerly Meta (Facebook), Spotify, Google, Monzo • 6y
Sharebird is a fantastic network. It’s wonderful to see communities sprout around this fun and challenging career path that can lead to a variety of successful positions....
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Prove Head of Product • 4y
First of all, you are in the right place in the Sharebird Community :) I would also recommend the Product Marketing Community and PMA. There are not only resources you ca...
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Meta Product Marketing, Reality Labs | Formerly Sprinklr, YuMe • 2y
Sharebird is an absolutely wonderful network to join and become a part of. It's wonderful to see communities like this grow and foster collaboration across folks looking ...
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