Most marketing managers are convinced that they can understand their market without doing research, and that they know what prospective customers are thinking about their products without asking them. Some of them have maintained this delusion through their professional career. But most eventually realize they are locked in a separate…
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INDUSTRY AND MARKET ISSUES (PART 1)
Fri Feb 9 , 2024
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