Top Business Schools and MBA Degrees
Businesses and the people that run them drive the world's economies. Business students may specialize in one area of business, or they may choose a major in Business Administration/Management, which is a general degree applicable to many jobs.
Working conditions vary by job, but it is safe to say that beginners work long hours for less pay and glory than their elders -- but it all pays off eventually.
Business people usually work in comfortable offices, but many also travel to meet clients or stockholders or to attend conferences. In fact, students with international culture and language expertise can expect good prospects.
In-demand areas include ethics, auditing, and e-commerce. Students with sales and marketing skills will always be in-demand -- without a strong sales force, the company can't get anywhere.
Business jobs can be broadly broken down into:
Within each field there are numerous sub-specialties; however, every business needs people that can perform the basic functions outlined above.
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*These numbers are the most recent available from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.