Tech IndustryAug 20, 2019
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facebook diffrence between PM and PMM

@Facebook What is the difference between product managers and product marketing manager @facebook ? getting a call for interview, and would like to know if its worth it . thanks

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OpenTable Meliodas Aug 20, 2019

One role is in the product org, the other is in the marketing org.

Walmart NicešŸ˜ Aug 20, 2019

Umm PMM has 1 more M's, and PM has 1 less.

Axtria bD5ks1 Aug 20, 2019

You nailed it

Pinterest WSwc16 Oct 14, 2019

That's why you are still at WM

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NWwyz5 Aug 20, 2019

Product Marketing Managers have 3 specific streams in Facebook. Depending on which stream, depends on the culture and challenging a) Development - Working closely with eng/product in product development, focusing mainly on inbound research and outbound positioning of product to market b) Planning - Working closely with multiple internal stakeholders. "Connects the dots" when involving various key stakeholders when launching a new product and ensuring transparency of communication throughout. c) Growth - Execution of the Go-to-market strategy devised by Development and Planning. Knows the regional and industry-specific communication styles and highlights to draw out for communication. For more info: https://www.rooftopslushie.com/request/Product-Marketing-at-Facebook-63

Facebook BRTt65 Aug 20, 2019

Pmm is much more communication focused

Workday tdf Aug 20, 2019

How are you getting a call when you donā€™t really know what the role is about ? šŸ¤”

Facebook $hakira Aug 20, 2019

One is more team products focused the other is market fit focused.

Facebook dundrmifln Aug 20, 2019

PMM $, PM $$

Facebook tiramisu2 Aug 20, 2019

Nailed it

Facebook vader92 Aug 20, 2019

Do you honestly not know the answer? I donā€™t want to sound patronizing; Iā€™m just saying that you probably shouldnā€™t be interviewing for 1 if you donā€™t know what they each are. PMM is non-technical, marketing. Get paid way less than SWE/PM. PM is product management. Paid a bit less than SWE but still top tier. You work with SWEs, designers, etc to bring teams together and align them cross functionally to ship a product.