%Assist the product supervisor to understand user needs, write requirement descriptions, and coordinate product development, testing, implementation, and service;
%Assist the product supervisor to carry out the planning and implementation of product marketing activities and promotional programs;
%Write and produce a variety of product promotional documents, sales tools;
%Assist product supervisor to train sales staff and channels;
%Conduct product market analysis, competitive analysis;
%Product explanation and demonstration in marketing activities;
%Maintain and coordinate partner relationships.
If you just look at it around the product, there's not a lot of room for upward mobility in the position, and going up the ladder, it's roughly a role like Product Specialist-Product Supervisor-Product Manager. Once you get to product manager, you can go in three directions: one is to continue up the ladder in that direction and become a brand director. The second is to move to the marketing department, towards the direction of marketing director. The difference between these two directions is not too great. The third is to move to sales, toward marketing director. As for the specific development in which direction, the key depends on your personal comprehensive quality suitable for what, in what direction more potential. I estimate that you should be the case of not long after graduation, there is no clear goal. It is recommended to go to the first career forum to do a professional, systematic career planning, a comprehensive understanding of their own strengths and weaknesses, and planning for future growth path, may be better. I wish you success!