How should one transition from being a process engineer to working in the market?
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Yesterday, my boss talked to me and asked me to consider moving to the marketing department, saying that there was a recruitment process in that department and that I would be a good fit for it. I was completely stunned. Let me think about it; fellow sailors, please give some advice.
Whatever the boss means, I think it’s good to experience working in different departments within a large company. Besides, the marketing department is great for developing one’s skills
Could you tell me which company you work for? Hehe, you can also send me a message; I think one should be able to adapt to changes
It must be a good thing. The marketing department is short of professionals; it’s hard to figure out how to promote products when you don’t understand the manufacturing process. It’s best to promote the products yourself, as you know their advantages and disadvantages
Working in marketing for sales is a great way to develop one’s skills. Usually, company leaders come from the marketing department, so congratulations – it shows that your boss values you
The marketing department has a promising future; with over a decade of experience in this field, that’s definitely an advantage for you. You must be working for a state-owned enterprise! This is a good opportunity. If you work in technology, you won’t go hungry, but it’s better to try your luck in the marketing field – work hard! Brother! !
Not necessarily; there are basically no prospects for promotion in the marketing department, but the salary is quite good. I was having dinner with someone from the marketing department that day, and he said it. Our manufacturing process is still the best. It has a promising future. So it depends on what you want. For the future, focus on processes; for money, turn to the marketing department.
I would choose the marketing field without hesitation. The marketing department is an excellent place for training one’s skills; not only does it help improve communication abilities through daily interactions with others, but it also teaches you how to analyze the market and develop a keen sense for observing market trends – skills that are very useful for building a career in the future
Whether it’s the production department or the marketing department, it’s an experience in life, with its own advantages and disadvantages. I’ve always held this view: no matter where you are, as long as you put your heart into it, you’ll definitely be able to do well. When we can’t determine something with certainty, I think it’s best to let things take their course.
It’s not necessarily true that \"to have a promising future, one needs expertise in manufacturing\"; the marketing department of a company is actually where the most promising opportunities lie.
Today’s company meeting was about discussing how to develop the company’s market presence in the future. It’s quite difficult; we here were originally technical professionals, and now we also need to focus on market development. I really don’t know what to do
I think experiencing a completely new department is very beneficial for expanding your experience, especially something like the marketing department you mentioned
Thank you all for your advice. I’ll first check out the situation in the marketing department before making a decision.
I think there are certain opportunities in transitioning from technology to the marketing field, and it’s relatively easy to get started
Shifting from manufacturing to marketing allows one to quickly get up to speed. . Moreover, the marketing department needs to interact with people more and requires comprehensive qualities. . It’s very challenging
From technology to the market – what a great opportunity. One can improve by interacting with more people at work; the wider the range of interactions, the broader one’s perspective becomes ； Wish the original poster makes the wisest choice:handshake
Transfer it if you get the chance; the fee for the service is too low
It seems like you don’t really have a choice since the boss wants you to go!