Career questions tagged business-management
Understanding the difference between business administration and business management is essential. Business management focuses more on the managing of administration tasks. Popular careers include construction manager, human resource managers, medical and heal... Read more Show less
Should I pursue a major in civil engineering and a minor in business?
Im currently a junior going into senior year of high school this fall. Before, I was interested in majoring in architecture but now has changed to majoring in civil engineering and possibly minoring in business. I do understand that it will be rigorous wanting to do both courses and will need to be accepted by the college advisors. But, I was just seeking for more information from anyone who has done something like this. The schools Im planning on applying to are UC Berkeley, UCSD, UC Irvine, UC Riverside, UC Davis, Cal Poly Slo & Pomona, and USC. Any advice/insight is appreciated, Thank you!
How do architecture company starts their own company?
I want to study their journey, adapt them to my plans. I'm in grade 9 and of course, I'm not there yet but I want to know where I'm working toward. Such as knowing about entrepreneurship can motivate or remind me to build habits right now that will affect my future. So yeah, I want to study any how each businesses were started to plan ahead and adapt. I'm currently working in leadership, communication, presentation, hobbies, etc. I'm open-minded.
What can I do to build on my resume as an 8th grader?
What can I do to build on my resume as an 8th grader? Hello! My name's Neil and I really need help. I'm in 8th grade but I feel like I am kind of falling behind on the whole resume thing, so I was wondering if it's possible to get internships as an 8th grader for Business Administration or something along the lines of that! I have some experience but honestly still stuck.. Thanks!
What's the best way to get started in learning about nonprofit management ?
I have a strong interest in becoming a librarian, and I especially love the community engagement aspect of the job, so my main goal right now is to pursue a Master's in Library and Information Science. However, I've been thinking a lot about my career plans for the distant future, and I think I would be interested in starting a nonprofit at some point. I've been casually browsing MBA programs, but it doesn't seem like many offer a specific concentration in the nonprofit sector. So, what kinds of courses should I look for after completing foundational courses, as someone who has never taken business classes? As I said, this is for the far future. I just started my first full-time job a few weeks ago, so I'm in no rush. I'm just charting the course a bit.
If I have many options in mind to study,what can I do to choose the best one?
I am in grade 8, some of my options are medicine, bussiness,biology,chemistry,space things ect.
Do I need some type of degree to get hired to work with a Wedding Planning company? If so, which degree is most beneficial?
Hi! I am about to graduate from High School and become an intern with a few wedding planning companies, but I need guidance about whether or not I should continue college. I am the kind of person who needs structure but I'm not sure if I want that from college or elsewhere...please help. Thank you so much!
Is it difficult to enter the business field and be successful without already having connections?
I am a senior in high school looking to enter the business field. However, I have heard it is difficult to succeed if you don't have connections. Is this true?
What are skills are needed for bank managers ?
I am a junior in college, majoring in economics BA. I am still figuring out what careers to pursue. What might be other careers to consider?
How can you feel like a good person while incorporating AI into your business?
I know AI is a growing tool and can be very useful in the business setting. But the environmental impact is very real and very scary. We may not think that a simple entry on Claude will affect our own water usage, but in the near future that could very well be the case. #Spring26
What are the best resources to find internships and when should I start looking? I will be a college freshman in August 2026.
I will be majoring in Business Management with a minor in Marketing. I also have started my own small business making jewelry.
Is marketing really a flexible degree, or should I pursue a different business degree that will allow me to prevent stagnation in my career?
I want to go into business but I'm not sure within what yet. An idea I had was marketing, because I've heard that it is a versatile degree, but I want to ensure that I have a career that grows with me as my skillset and goals change.
How do I find entry-level remote opportunities that align with my certifications as a Business Administration student?
Hi everyone, I'm currently in my first term of a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration at the University of the People (an online US university), and I've just started my academic journey (week 2). Alongside my studies, I've been building practical skills through professional certificates on Coursera, including Google Project Management and Meta Social Media Marketing Associate. I'm also currently working on Google Digital Marketing & E-Commerce, Google Data Analytics, and Meta Marketing Analytics. In addition, I have some hands-on experience managing a small home-based business for handmade sweets. I handled the financial side by tracking costs and profits, organizing data using Google Sheets, and helping plan operations. I would describe myself as detail-oriented and precise in my work. I enjoy organizing information, creating schedules, and planning projects efficiently. I'm also creative and comfortable using tools like Canva for various design tasks, as well as PowerPoint for presentations, and I have basic video editing skills using CapCut or other editing apps. I'm very motivated to gain real-world experience early, especially through a remote job or internship that I can manage alongside my studies. Given my beginner status but growing skill set, I would really appreciate any advice on: - Entry-level remote job opportunities or internships
-Roles that align with my certifications (project management, marketing, analytics)
-Platforms or strategies to find legitimate remote work
-Skills I should prioritize to increase my chances of getting hired Thank you in advance for your guidance!
Entry-Level Remote Roles in Marketing, Data, or Project Management – Where Should I Start?
Hi everyone, I'm currently in my first term of a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration at the University of the People (an online US university), and I've just started my academic journey (week 2). Alongside my studies, I've been building practical skills through professional certificates on Coursera, including Google Project Management and Meta Social Media Marketing Associate. I'm also currently working on Google Digital Marketing & E-Commerce, Google Data Analytics, and Meta Marketing Analytics. In addition, I have some hands-on experience managing a small home-based business for handmade sweets. I handled the financial side by tracking costs and profits, organizing data using Google Sheets, and helping plan operations. I would describe myself as detail-oriented and precise in my work. I enjoy organizing information, creating schedules, and planning projects efficiently. I'm also creative and comfortable using tools like Canva for various design tasks, as well as PowerPoint for presentations, and I have basic video editing skills using CapCut or other editing apps. I'm very motivated to gain real-world experience early, especially through a remote job or internship that I can manage alongside my studies. Given my beginner status but growing skill set, I would really appreciate any advice on: - Entry-level remote job opportunities or internships
-Roles that align with my certifications (project management, marketing, analytics)
-Platforms or strategies to find legitimate remote work
-Skills I should prioritize to increase my chances of getting hired Thank you in advance for your guidance!
What is a good habit to create for yourself as a person in a Business profession?
Im an upcoming Business major at Campbell University, I'm looking to make myself standout and make a mark early in my career. I want to go far in the Business world and eventually manage my own Business.
Mid career professional asking younger educators and professionals what I should know about the changing workforce and job market.?
What do you want someone in their 40's to know about the workforce and job market, how to be prepared for upcoming changes? What changes might I see that I wouldn't expect? What are some skills I may not have now that I may need? Asking because in the next ten years entrepreneurs and educators leaving high school will make changes that will affect me before I leave the job market.
Where do I start to make college more affordable?
I am a high school senior looking for a way to make college more affordable so i can reduce the burden on my family.
What skills or habits do you wish you had started developing earlier, before entering law school or your legal career?
I'm an 18-year-old high school senior graduating this year in May. I've been taking law, psychology, and business classes for the past 4 years, so I've decided to double major in psychology and business management in college. Eventually, I'd like to become an attorney and maybe even open up my own practice. But since I'm the first person in my family to go to college, I could really use some advice and guidance. #Spring26
What is one skill you developed too late in your business career that you wish had been your foundation from day one; and what's the fastest way a student like me can actually start building it now?
I am currently a community college student who has applied to transfer to a 4-year college. I'm pursuing a career in business, but I'm not 100% sure which path to take yet. I want to make sure I'm building the right foundation now so I'm not playing catch-up later. Any specific resources, habits, or experiences you'd recommend for someone at my stage would be really helpful. Thank you!
#Spring26 As someone planning to major pre business, what are the most valuable skills , experiences,or early steps I should focus on in my first year of college to stand out for competitive internships or entry level roles in the fields like marketing, finance or entrepreneurship? ?
pre business major
I need a job to start working and build my self up from there
Im looking for a job most likely around business. something that has a good payment like a project manager,etc. Im open to any options and my name is Alonso.
How do I start networking as someone who is preparing to go to college?
I'm going into business management, and I'm trying to gain experience and prepare for the future, but I feel like a lot of opportunities (internships, jobs, other experiences, etc.) are based off of connections. How can I improve my connections both now and while I attend college?
How do I decide my major when I do not know what I am 100% passionate about? #Spring26
I am 18 and wrapping up my senior year in high school. I have yet to decide my major because I have many interests. I am leaning towards business, partly because I am most exposed to it by being part of a family business. I don't know how to tell what is right for me.
What is the best way for someone my age (18) to start building connections and experience in the sports management field? #Spring26
I'd like to build a successful career in sports management. Any tips are appreciated. What separates a good manager from a great one? Whats some challenges most people don't see from the outside? Whats the best way to handle those challenges?
How do people decide on how much money to make?
How do you decide on like how much that job should make. Who do they start this job and keep it going strong.
“In a world where anyone can create sports content online, how do you build credibility and stand out as a trusted voice”?
I’m passionate about pursuing a career in sports media and using my voice to create content that informs and connects with people. I understand that the industry is highly competitive and constantly evolving, especially with the rise of social media and digital platforms. I don’t just want to be another fan sharing opinions—I want to build credibility and become a trusted voice in the space. What specific steps, skills, or experiences should I focus on now to separate myself early, grow a strong personal brand, and position myself for long-term success in sports media?
What would I put as a 10th grader who's interested in business management.?
What would I put as a 10th grader who's interested in business management.?
What would I put as my resume as a 10th grader, who's interested in business management.?
What would I put as my resume as a 10th grader, who's interested in business management.
WHat can i put on my resume as a 10th grader who is interested in landscaping?
I have some experience in landscaping, like working with my dad and taking care of my own lawn and my neighbor's, and I know how to do different types of cuts, and I know how to use all of the machines
What can I put in my resume as a 10th grader in order to start becoming an entrepreneur?
What can I put in my resume as a 10th grader in order to start becoming an entrepreneur?
What does success look like for you financially at the end of this year ? Also are you happy with your career choice?
I am currently a freshman at West Virginia University in Morgantown. My major is Business. I am a little lost on what to do in my future. I started my own detailing cars business back home last year, which was great but I am unsure on what to major in at school right now. Maybe your insight might guide me in a direction. I appreciate whatever insight you may have for me. Thank you for your time. Sincerely, Stephen #spring26