In this episode, your host, Mr. Rose, dives deep into the troubling state of the marketing industry in Trinidad and Tobago. This discussion sheds light on a sector struggling with inefficiency, lack of innovation, and substandard job conditions, all voiced with the unmistakable candor and passion listeners have come to expect.

In this episode:

  • Industry Overview: Mr. Rose explores why the marketing industry in Trinidad and Tobago feels dysfunctional, detailing personal observations and industry-wide practices that hinder progress.
  • Job Market Analysis: A critical look at the current job market in marketing, with real examples of job postings that illustrate the dire state of affairs. The discussion points to systemic issues in hiring practices and expectations versus reality.
  • Advice for Marketers: Mr. Rose offers actionable advice for marketing professionals struggling in the current environment, including the potential benefits of freelancing and seeking opportunities beyond local confines.
  • Marketing Managers Salaries: We look at the average salaries for marketing managers across multiple industries.
  • Listener Interaction: As always, the show thrives on listener engagement. This episode discusses feedback from the community and interactive segments where listeners have contributed their thoughts and experiences.
  • The University of South Florida: How The USF keeps their marketing programs up to date and what local Universities and Colleges can learn from them.

Stay tuned and enriched as Mr. Rose continues to dissect critical issues affecting digital entrepreneurs and marketers in the Caribbean. Join us on Digipreneur FM, where we explore the highs and lows of digital entrepreneurship and pave the way for a more informed community.

Check out the KeronRose.com website to learn more about building your digital presence and monetizing. You can also subscribe to the Digipreneur FM website to keep up to date on the podcast. 

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