What are some industries or places might one work in the management career field?
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I may be misunderstanding your question but all industries require management - what specifically are you interested in?
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Study of Management includes the study of finance, accounting, marketing, organizational behavior, economics pretty much everything that's involved in business.  Marketing and Finance rely more heavily on their respective disciplines.  As a Finance major, you won't be studying much Marketing and vice versa.
997689
If you have either business experience or if you were considering double majoring (or maybe even minoring) in a business or management field, you should be able to land some mid-management job in corporate America somewhere.\nThe other thing you must realize is that alot of jobs are not degree specific. They want to see you got an education and they want you to be able to tell them how the skills you acquired through education and experience makes you a good fit for their team. What company could not benefit from someone who has training in organizational communication? You could probably find a job in a semmingly non-related field if you can just "sell" the skills you learned as being applicable to the position in which you are applying.\nMaybe the more appropraite question would be: what do you want to do? And can I find a way to either directly or indirectly make the skills I learn in the course of getting this degree applicable to what I want to do.
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There willl be some managements authors who have studies some org in past....get to nearest MBA college get into their liabrary. Also sometimes government has some primary data, u can find it there.\nAlso try  business magazines
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You could try your local gov. employment office to find a job.\n\nAnother website that has job listings in the field of mangement is at http://www.ajb.org
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You could choose the following:\n\n1. Marketing\n2. International finance\n3. Personnel management\n4. Office management\n5. Sales management\n6. Product development\n7. Advertising and promotion\n\nSo many jobs....
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Knowledge of business can be applied to any career.  If you're willing to get a masters, think about an MBA.  It would open up a lot more career opportunities in film and broadcasting. You'll also have a more competitive edge on your peers promotion wise. Goodluck!
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If you are staying the the same field, but changing industries, then that is a good way to deflect it.\n\nAnother way is growth...always point to growth if you are successful...ask if the position is a way to management...even if you have NO desire to be a manager, it is good to show that you plan on doing the work required to be promoted
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Retail management is a great job to develop transferrable skills.  The hard part is to decide the new direction you want to go. Take a number of career planning tests to see if there is something that keeps popping up.\n\nOnce you have a new target career - you should have a professional help you target your resume.  I think you will be surprised at how much of your experience will transfer very well.\n\nRemember - the days of having a single career for 30 years are gone. Many people are having 2-3 different careers in the course of their life.
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so many different kinds thats the positive of a business degree. Management, marketing, financial, banking, just about anything that has to do with the daily activities within a business or maybe having your own?
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You could try a professional certificate in Management / Business Administration, or if time and money permit, a MBA.\nI would personally opt for a MBA program, as this will give you a very good insight on Business and Management, and will certainly open many doors for you career-wise. I have no idea where you live, but most serious, accredited universities offer flexible schedule MBAs so you can keep on working while studying. Just make sure you check out the university's accreditations, there are way too many scams nowadays especially from online-based universities.
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The Occupational Outlook Handbook published by the US government might be able to help you.. Have you looked into it, its at a library, and may be online, google it.  When I was trying to figure out my next career move I wanted to see what I could do education wise for relatively little money and what paid big dividends.  I would say any MBA with a concentration in Computer Systems managaement would be very lucrative but use the reference I gave.  Good Luck
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Hey there! Well, first of all, you don't need to post your question starting with "Hello Sir/Madam" here, haha. Well, I am not a hotel mgt student but I'm currently taking Business Management majoring in Tourism. I would recommend you to do your industrial training at any hotels or resorts that would accept you. Or, you can ask more information from the local Tourism Information Centre or ask around from the local tour agencies or the local Tourist Guide Association. Hope it helped. All the best!
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YES IT IS A MANAGEMENT ROLE. GOOD LUCK!!
486663
I worked in the IT field for years before finishing my degree.  Experience kept getting me better and better jobs, but if you ever want to go into management they will want a degree.
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Most of the people I know who have gotten a degree in management got that degree because they had no idea what they wanted to be when they grew up!  With a degree in management you can do just about anything in the business world.  So with that degree you are covered in most cases.  I personally would never get a business degree of any kind.  But that's because I know what I want.  I am sure that is not true in all cases, some people really want to go into business management and that's great, but for the most part, in what I have seen, it is a lack of a goal that people get this degree.
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in just business administration you could maybe me a manager, but the pay wouldnt be that great with just that.  Go for like management and get a masters if you want good money.