The State Of Marketing Talent In Asia Pacific In 2022: Call For Survey Participation

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According to Forrester’s Marketing Survey 2022, talent will be among Asia Pacific (APAC) marketing decision-makers’ top challenges over the next 12 months: 26% considered limited marketing headcount as a top challenge. 22% considered difficulty in recruiting marketing talent as a top challenge. 17% considered employees not having the right skills as a top challenge. To […]

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The State Of Marketing Talent In Asia Pacific In 2022: Call For Survey Participation
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