u/Initial_Option_6991

The thought that, tomorrow is Monday 😔

I come from a background in account management, client servicing, operations, strategy and team leadership, with experience working closely with clients, understanding business needs, driving adoption and using data to improve outcomes.

Over the last few months, I’ve been increasingly drawn towards Product Marketing, particularly the intersection of product, customers, positioning and go-to-market.

But I’m at that familiar transition point:

How do you move into PMM when your previous title doesn’t say “Product Marketing Manager”?

For those who have made this transition or hiring managers/PMMs who have hired people from adjacent backgrounds:

• What skills should I build first?

• How can I make my existing experience relevant to PMM?

• Are certifications/courses actually useful, or is hands-on experience more important?

• What kind of projects would help demonstrate PMM capability?

• Should I target Associate PMM, PMM, GTM or adjacent roles to get my foot in the door?

I’d genuinely love to hear what worked for you, what didn’t, and what you would recommend to someone making this switch today.

And if you know of teams that are open to candidates transitioning into Product Marketing, I’d be grateful to hear about those too.

Open to advice, conversations and connections with people in the PMM/GTM space.

I just finished watching the documentary. My heart goes out to that little girl who was scared in her room and Reagan's family.

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I had one doubt, did Reagan know that Taylor was faking it all the way? Because in the netflix documentary, they don't really touch upon that part.

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Here are my thoughts, if I knew someone like Taylor who is faking the pregnancy while I'm in the same situation, I'd definitely cut them off or maintain my distance. Just like Kenzie did, right when Taylor got too "involved".

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On the contrary, I think Reagan was a very kind person. She just saw good in ppl and what Taylor did to her is just unforgivable. Tbh, Taylor is nobody to her but she was there for her when Taylor wanted to talk or something (that's what Reagan's mom said).

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This story taught me not to trust anyone.

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Side note - Wade is just a greedy opportunist individual. When Taylor said that she is with the police or ambulance, I am not quite sure. He says "I'll come be there after I drop these hogs" or something. His tone didn't have concern.

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He👏 couldn't👏 care👏any👏 less 👏

Hello Beautiful People!

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I have been working out lately and I sweat a lot.

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That has resulted in smelly scalp.

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I tried normal shampoos but the odour seems to be persistent.

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Please help me out! 😭

They've recently dropped the Season 12 to 16 on Netflix.

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Man, he is a good actor. But curious, are they real cases like this?

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Especially, when kids come from such stable homes and resources.

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But the guy who played this role is phenomenal.

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Hi everyone!

I’m new here.

We have a few clothes we’d like to donate. They’re in good condition overall, they just don’t fit us anymore, and some have minor fading from regular use.

They're clean and reusable.

Would be happy if they could go to someone who can use them.