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What Is The Difference Between Marketing And Project Management?
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Here is a definition of PM:
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I've always held the were the same, each with one exception:
1. Project Managers are good with scheduling, record keeping, and budgets. yet lack creative skills.
2. Marketers have creative skills but lack in budgeting etc.
Of course, the above descriptions do not hold true for everyone, but the two professions seem awfully similar.
What do you think?
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