Career questions tagged buisnessmanagement
what bachlors degree should i major in that will not only be higly paying but also peak my intrests ?
in the age of ai and the rising compittition i am unable to find my self a relevent degree that would help me be in the position i envision myself to be
Any advice for these future careers: Chief Executive, Police Officer, Financial Manager, Forensic Science, and Agricultural Management?
Im an 8th grader and I’m interested in very different fields, like Forensic Science and Agricultural Management. For someone my age, what is the best way to figure out which environment I’d actually like working in every day?
How can I rebuild my career after a 3-year gap and transition into a stable field aligned with my Bachelor's in Electronics Engineering despite having 1 year of experience in a different industry?
Hello, I have done a bachelor's in electronic engineering in 2022 after I was forced to do a job in the petroleum field as a business development executive, which I left because of some personal reasons (TBH: I went into depression). Now I have been unemployed for the past 3 years and am confused about moving forward. How can I explain my 3-year gap to anyone hiring me?
What is the most difficult part of getting a job in the art field at this point and time? and what can I do to get it done efficiently?
What is the most difficult part of getting a job in the art field at this point and time? and what can I do to get it done efficiently? #Fall25
How can I get into business management?
Im a junior in high school, I've had internships before, not never any connected to business, and I'm wondering where to start.
What type of education should I do and how much of it?
I want to run my own Excavation, Construction, and Landscaping Company and I have the physical experience for the job and tasks but what type of business education/schooling should I pursue before I continue my career and how much should I do?
Is a Business Major a good fit?
Hi, I am a junior in High school looking at graduating with an Associate's and hoping to nail down a major. I previously thought about psychology or creative writing but they don't feel like the right fit. I really enjoy writing and want to find a job I can be creative with. I also want a challenge, and something with a changing work pace that keeps me engaged. I was looking at creative directing but I know that is an end game career. What jobs would allow me to pitch ideas, work on projects, or allow me to make ideas into a reality? At the same time I am hoping those projects wouldn't be only numbers on a screen. With this in mind, would business fit? If so, any ideas? I am finding it hard to narrow down any careers. Thank you.