What Are Jobs That a Graduate With a Bachelor's Degree in Business Management Can Do?
A 2009 Pay Scale College Salary Report lists a wide variety of jobs that business management majors pursue after completing a bachelor's degree. Leadership and management skills are assets to businesses in all industries, allowing business management graduates to explore opportunities that align with their strengths, specializations and knowledge about effective business practices.
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Human Resources Manager
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According to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, human resource managers and directors oversee multiple departments and manage the recruiting, hiring and training of employees in accordance with company policies and procedures. Knowledge and background in successful business strategies help effective human resource managers to identify strong employment candidates and support business operations across all departments of an organization. Strong communication skills and a commitment to maintaining high standards of productivity and morale among all employees make human resource managers a valuable asset to any business.
Retail Sales Manager
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Retail sales managers oversee all facets of business operations for companies that sell retail products to the public. Sales managers often participate in the hiring of employees, development of work schedules, management of store inventory and customer relations. Education Portal lists patience, organization and communication skills among important attributes of successful retail sales managers. Effective managers also work to maintain company morale, motivate employees and promote company priorities, vision and values.
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Financial Advisor
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Working as a financial advisor involves providing advice, guidance and support about financial investments, products and opportunities. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that nearly one third of personal financial advisors are self employed, and the job involves seeking and recruiting clients and customers. Many financial advisors provide services and advice about retirement investing, college savings plans, life insurance options and real estate markets. The Bureau of Labor Statistics says that most advisors meet with clients at least once per year to review their financial circumstances and make adjustments to investment plans. Strong math skills and good people skills are key attributes of successful financial advisors.
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