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The 2019 PRAGMATIC INSTITUTE

Annual Product Management and Product Marketing Survey

Are product managers becoming more strategic or practical? Which activities are shifting to the product marketing side? What are your colleagues earning around the world? Get the answers to these questions and other great insights in the 2019 Pragmatic Institute Annual Product Management and Product Marketing Survey, available now. Download your free copy today and learn everything about our growing industry. 

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Product Ops and the Pragmatic Framework 

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