>> I think from a college standpoint, my majors in college were actually marketing and strategy.
And what I'm doing now obviously fits that space extremely well.
So for product management, it varies, again, by company.
So I'll speak to a specific [inaudible] at my experiences with it.
>> Sure.
>> It really starts, usually, with marketing type of roles,
and then maybe you'll spend some time in technical roles as well,
where you're working more with R&D or on more of the back end
or the back-facing side of a business.
And overtime you can move into a global product manager role.
Again, DuPont's a large company, right, so it takes a significant amount of time to move
into a global product manager type of role.
But given the fact that there is so many small businesses, right,
and new businesses popping all the time, I think that it's a great career opportunity.
And I think that if you look for the right kind of roles and right kind of companies,
there's no reason why you couldn't get into product management very early in your career.