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Jodie has taken advantage of the close links between sales and marketing at Reckitt Benckiser to get a solid grounding in both disciplines. That means her theoretical marketing expertise is backed up with a solid knowledge of how products are sold on the ground. Here she talks about life as a marketing graduate and the excitement she feels about RB's future in the world's emerging markets.
High points
Developing expertise in the science of the planogram
As a field sales representative, learning how to build strong relationships with store managers in a single half hour visit
Being supported in her ambition to complete an MA in International Studies
Learning more in the last five months than many of her friends have in the last two years