I'm almost finished my marketing cetification, When I start my career, is it gonna be a good salary? How Hard is it gonna be to find a career in the marketing field? What should I expect?
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Hi, Your question is almost common among new graduates. As far as I hve experienced 23 years ago with marketing; a marketer should always be alert for chances and opportunities. \n\n1- Create your own website (benefit from this one www.memco-kwt.com)\n2- Try to get sponsors for your website and make it very impressive it is your E-Office on the net.\n3- Include your experience and services that you can offer, do not forget to be conviceable... if you are not on your website you may not be in real life.\n4- Always submit your website to search engines , you may add Google ads for more publicity.\n5- Be yourself manager, a good marketer is someone who manages himself and his services in a presentable way to impress others.\n6- Whenever you submit for a task or a job, refer your website as a part of your CV\n\nGood Luck
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What you need is a career that promotes glamor, or a glamorous career any which way it has to be in the public view. You either want to be seen or you want to see or hear people, in other words get a career that will satisfy those needs, it maybe difficult to achieve or let alone satisfy that hunger of attention, in any case this is the path you have to take or else your life will feel a vacuum. Actually as i see it you know what you want, trying to pinpoint what path it is, is the problem. Bottom line choose something you're really good at and as if you're just playing and or enjoying while doing it. Have fun, and God Bless
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Not weird at all!  I've been home since 2002.  Started off, the birth of my last child, and now ended off being medical, had a cornea transplant last december and now about to have the other eye done next month.  I am excited that I should have perfect eyesight beginning next summer, but I am estatic that I may be able to go out and get a job.  Mind you, not a career, my family is my career and I had my own graphic design business, but I mean a J.O.B.  As most career women like yourself, we began working so early and for so long that we don't know how to do nothing.  Alright, so find something to do.  What do you do as a hobby now?  Make it your own career.  Do you know, this million dollar 'make a bear' business started as a hobby?  I'm sure there is something that you like to do everyday that people just know its Your knack.  Take it a parlay it into your new career move.  I'm sure making some money on the side wont hurt either! smile, good luck.
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try    narms.com  they've got a great job bank. i'm working through them making $13.00 an hour for retail marketing professionals. all the jobs vary. some you need a resume for. so make sure you have one handy.
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Man, you can't come up with your own answer???  And you want to be in sales??  If you don't even know the answer, why work in that position?  I understand that you want to have a "good answer", but be yourself and answer it.  \n\n**EDIT**\n\nSorry, did not know you were so young.  Did you try searching online for some "templates" or examples?  I know there are alot of free help tools on a lot of Job Websites (monster.com, HotJobs, etc.) that can help you make a nice resume AND give you suggestions for writing Cover Letters, Personal Description, etc.\n\nGOOD LUCK with your job!\n\n:)
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whut? \n\nhow old are you and what do you like to do.  It'd be good to find a career doing something you enjoy doing.  Figure out your priorities-- making more money or having more time, for example.
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We have a fantastic opportunity that would fit round your current situation and given the right commitment from yourself you could turn it into a profitable business enabling you to give up your current job. We are looking for people to join our team in our health and beauty care business. We have the backing of a 27 year old company that is 110 countries worldwide.\nLike you i am in a job that i dont really want to be in, but since starting my own business up it has kept me motivated to see the bigger picture. I will be able to give up my full time job up and that will be thanks to this business. Everyday for me is a step closer to me realizing my dream and that is my biggest motivation.\nIf you would like to know more just contact me, do add your contact email tho!! Maybe like me this will be for you x.\nJust remember that where you are now is only a stepping stone to something bigger you just have to find that something bigger...
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I think a good field for you would be Marketing.\nMarketing is a field that requires immense creativity and originality that you artistic background will give you. \n\nThey're paid pretty well too.
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I had a Friend that worked in marketing there. He absolutely loved it. He said the benefits were great and that his co-workers were a joy to work with.  He worked there for 7 years.
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It depends on the type of business you have chosen to go into. How powerful are the products? What is the pay structure? And most of all are you comfortable with the products? Do you really believe in what you are doing? How strong is the company your with?\nI am in MLM in sorts. take a look at mine, and see if yours compares to it. If it dosen't you may think aboooout changing companies.\nwww.5pillars.com/836645700
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No career is hard if you like it and are good at it.  Plus compensation increases the more you love your job.
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I don't think you are going to find many places/positions where the STARTING salary is 6 figures.  I personally am working to create a six figure income with my home business... but am being practical and planning on it taking about 4 years to reach that goal.  For a 6 figure a year income - I'm willing to work hard and have found the perfect business to get me there.\n\nI do however feel that no matter what you choose to do... money should not be the only factor in determining which field you want to go into.
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I happen to be a communications major myself.  I have been out of school for 3 years now.  I have always been in sales.  I have excellent communications skills and my degree helped me sharpen all of those skills.  However I have very high stress levels, because no matter how much a sell one week, it all starts over the next week at 0.  I do beleive that comm degrees are the easiest degrees to get and do not mean much to an employer.\n\nSome of the jobs available are:\nRadio, newspaper, etc\npublic relations\nthen your general jobs that require a college education.\n\nI would suggest you go where the moneys is!!!  The medical industry is full of money and only growing.  Advertising and marketing are great sources for money too.  There are a ton of sales positions as long as you are outgoing and energetic.\n\nGood luck!
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Once you have your degree there is no further studies for teach marketing, just your knowledge will lead you to the career you have in mind..☺
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Yes. It's a earn as your grow biz.\nIt's also about leadership and how well you carry yourself in public to face the customer.\n\nHere is a great book to refer:\nYour First Year in Network Marketing: Overcome Your Fears, Experience Success, and Achieve Your Dreams!(ISBN: 0761512195 )
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Check out the recruiting statistics from each school - where do they mostly place, how many students have a job right at graduation, 3 months after 6 months after, and 1 year after.  That should give you an idea of the quality, and also the real prospects for graduation.  I assume starting salary will be very comparable.
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Yes, just like cat said-Do your homework.  Know the company, so you can ask questions in a way to show that you have done research.  \n\nOne question that a lot of people start with, is "tell me about the typical day about a person in this position"\nWhat are you looking for in a successful person for this position?\n\nCan you describe to me why you selected Company A.  What made you decide this as your career *great introspective question to help you learn about their personality* How long have you been with the company?\n\nHow much growth potential is there for this position?\nCan you explain the high turnover rate? (this could be related to growth, as to why the position is open, b/c the person was promoted)  Only ask that if they do have high turnover rate, asking the first of these two could lead you right into the answer of the 2nd.\n\nWhat are the goals for the company and or the department\nHow do you see the role of this person to achieve those goals?\n\nThese should be a good starter. Good Luck!