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All I know is coding. Can I become a Product Manager?

B2B Product Management

Finance), you can also contribute to high-tech Product Management, although the focus will be much different. You also develop the roadmap and address the product development as per the roadmap. You work with Marketing to define the customer profile, you work with business development to do sales training and enablement.

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Mismatched Expectations: Product Information and Sales Teams

Mironov Consulting

” Product: “We’re endlessly creating and updating demos, decks, product bulletins, release dates/roadmaps, FAQs, technical docs, checklists, cheat sheets -- but Sales hardly uses any of them, and still expresses deep frustration with us.  Sales Sales teams hate this.  They

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The Seven-Part Guide to Portfolio Product Management & Marketing

Product Management University

Sales Training on Customers vs. Products. The goal is to make sure sales dialogues lead with a strong vision and a differentiating value story that’s supported by all products. When it comes to sales training, products play a supporting role, not a leading role. The Value of a Product Marketing Roadmap for Sales.

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The Great Silence

The Product Coalition

If support teams are focused on arguing with the finance department, that leaves very little time to improve how they deliver exceptional customer service. Better sales training also won’t stop individual salespeople who are new and just trying to learn the ropes, or simply have a different idea of who the ideal customer is.

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It’s time to get your Ph.D. in Sales Comp

Product Beautiful

At this point, we needed to get educated (quickly) on how Sales at this company was motivated. Our next stop was Finance. We scheduled a meeting with someone that Finance identified as the “Genie of Sales Compensation.”

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