What skills are necessary for becoming a Director of Product Marketing
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Quizlet Director of Product Marketing and Lifecycle Marketing | Formerly Udemy • January 10
There’s a long list of potential skills any Director of Product Marketing needs to have, but here are the most core skills needed for the role, in my experience.
Clear communication (verbal and written)
Marketing strategy
Research for decision making
Product intuition and curiosity
Management and coaching
Strong grasp of marketing analytics
User empathy
Strong organizational skills
Collaboration and facilitation skills
Ability to synthesize information simply
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