Preparing for Entry Level Jobs in Marketing

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January 27, 2011


If the field of marketing is of interest to you as a college student, a marketing manager career may be in your future. This entry level job is highly paid to compensate for the long hours and the amount of travel that is required. A highly competitive market leads to prestigious careers for entry level market managers who have exhibited skill in their field of work so the position is highly sought after.
College graduates with either a bachelors or masters degree in the study of business administration make up the majority of entry level marketing job holders. This course of study is highly recommended if you wish to pursue a career in the marketing field. Additional courses in business law, statistics, accounting and finance make the prospective employee even more valuable to companies who are hiring for entry level marketing positions. If you intend to work in the marketing field for technological products, those with a secondary degree in engineering or science are highly prized by companies offering entry level marketing jobs.
Leadership skills are highly desirable in prospective entry level marketing employees as well as the work experience earned through internships while attending college. This entry level job often requires the marketing manager to oversee a small staff of marketing personnel and make decisions regarding the demand and distribution of products in a geographical region.
For those who wish to enter the field of marketing after college, internships are highly recommended as a way to gain work experience and build your network. These internship opportunities are available through the Internship page found at CollegeRecruiter.com.

Originally posted by pink_rain09@msn.com

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