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How to Advance Your Career in B2B Pricing

A Playbook of Real-World Strategies and Tactics for Getting Ahead and Taking Your Career in B2B Pricing to the Next Level

In this day and age, you can’t just expect things to happen, you have to make things happen. To effectively manage and advance your career in pricing, you have to take a proactive and pragmatic approach. In this tutorial, you'll learn:

  • How to create your own training plan to increase your marketable skills and knowledge.
  • Where to focus your energies to avoid being seen as a tactician or just another pair of hands.
  • How to promote pricing and toot your own horn without becoming one of "those" people.
  • How to create the opportunity to prove yourself by championing a major pricing initiative.

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