I (32f) was recently chatting with a friend and I told him I wanted to transition from graphic design to marketing. His current job title is VP of Marketing, previously he was a CMO. He mentioned that some marketing jobs are on the decline due to AI, like copy writing and BDR/outreach so I may want to avoid those routes. It got me wondering: which marketing roles do you all think are the most sustainable longterm? The reason I'd like to leave design behind is that the industry can be very ageist. At a certain point your work experience may actually become a hindrance because older designers are *generally!* seen as less creative, less flexible, having less relevant software proficiencies etc. (google "ageism in graphic design if you're interested.) The reason I bring this up is because I wonder if there are certain areas of marketing (perhaps social media for example) suffering from the same issue. I don't agree with the stereotypes about older workers btw, I'm just trying to explain my reasoning for wanting a more stable career path. Thanks!!