Joining FMCG, sales role through campus placements

How do I get into FMCG/CPG (HUL, P&G, ITC, Marico, etc.) firms for category/brand management/marketing roles? I have a strong background of 6+ years in AI/ML having worked for retail clients. Also built domain experience and business context in category management and digital marketing. Don’t have any field marketing or sales background. Have MBA from a top Bschool as well. How should I prepare for cracking such roles and what are the expectations of these firms?

I'm a marketer, working in startups since the past 3 years. Now I want to switch to some big companies/MNCs or FMCGs.. Any advice on how to switch, what should be the approach, your personal experience. Would really appreciate :)

I’m an MBA student at a tier-2 IIM, with a bachelor’s degree in management studies and a specialization in marketing. I also have 20 months of work experience in digital marketing. I have secured a digital marketing internship (off campus) at a SaaS company in Bangalore, through wellfound. The company is good and willing to offer PPO opportunity. My career goal is to pursue product marketing or related roles. What are the best ways to enhance my skills and profile for core marketing roles (No sales)? My college mostly provides sales roles in the final placement for marketing students. So I need to either get an offer from my internship company or find an off-campus placement. My dream job is to be a digital marketing strategist at Google.

Hello everyone, Saw quite some people doing AMAs on this platform from VCs to Engineers, but nobody from Founder's Office roles. Knowing that this role is somewhat new in the job market, not many people still know a lot about it. Shoot your questions, would answer them to the best of my capacity. Background: Worked in the FO role for 2 FMCG brands, before joining a Fintech where I am working right now. Graduated from BIT, Mesra in 2021, but started working alongside my graduation coz of COVID.

Almost 4 years since I am working in various sales and BD roles post MBA. Have worked with FMCG and Ecomm companies. Done with chasing numbers everyday and looking for some strategic / mindful work. What are the possible next roles other than sales? Note - not looking for category/account management sort of roles. Been there, done that.

Lead social, brand, perf, SEO, partnerships, community, growth, pretty much everything across zero to fairly high budgets. Happy to help.

Hey, so to introduce myself. I recently graduated from a new IIM and got into a product manager role at a bank where I have the responsibility of launching a new product. I always thought that I would end up in a sales role and did my internship as a market research intern as well. Now, I have no idea how to proceed with my current role. I have no tech background with a bachelor's in science and MBA in marketing & strategy. Would like to know if I should stay in this role(tbh I like the tasks) or should I change to sales because a fresher with no tech background would always be at a disadvantage And if I choose to stay, how do I go on from here? What skills/certifications/steps should I take. Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance!

Folks, I'm looking out for a sales/CSM/account management or program management roles. I have 7 years of experience across companies like Razorpay, Dunzo and Target. Tried working at a super early stage start-up, but didn't work out. I have experience working in 0-1 companies. Comfortable in chaos and uncertainty. Please do help a brother out. Would be eternally grateful! :)

I am currently working in ed-tech sales 2 yrs exp Planning to enter into PM space. B.tech 2020 batch Any specific courses?