Experience is
important to consider in job offers and promotions, but some personality traits
may be even more compelling. Join Pragmatic Marketing instructors Paul Young
and Mark Stiving as they analyze the seven traits of rock stars at work. Paul
goes beyond the premise of his Pragmatic Marketer article “The X Factors”
to offer additional insight on how to be more effective in product management
and marketing.
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