Career questions tagged management
Every career has management positions. The most known type of management is business management. Business management focuses more on the managing of administration tasks. Popular careers include construction manager, human resource managers, medical and health... Read more Show less
If my strengths are helping people and acceptance what types of careers or industries might best fit me ?
What other strengths or experiences do i need for this career.
Do I need a research mentor if I plan on conducting secondary research?
Hello! My name is Sanvhi and I am a rising junior. This summer and in the following months, I plan on conducting secondary research on the connection between architecture and domestic violence in India, exploring how spaces can impact the increase or decrease in violence taking place. To be honest, I am not completely sure how having a mentor works. In my research about it, I learned that I would assist them with their findings, and others different stories. I have heard that it is best to have a mentor for research, but since my research is not something I believe I can do with primary data I have gathered, I am not sure if I need one. If I did have one, I honestly am not sure what we would be able to discuss, or how they would be able to help me. Please let me know what you think. Thank you!
What school or major do I choose???
I want to pursue a career in sports events: I’m very interested in the creative event planning and decorating, and partnership side of sports, like sponsorship activations, fan experiences, VIP events, and brand collaborations with teams or leagues. But I'm not sure what major or college would be the perfect fit for me. I've heard most people who major in sports don't end up landing a sports job, so it definitely worries me, but I'm also worried that if I don't major in sports, I won't know as much as others. I specifically want to go down south for college, as a NJ resident, I'm tired of this area and the weather.
What is the most important thing to do freshman year of college? Should I focus more on academics and do everything to have a 4.0 GPA, or be more leaned back and put more effort into meeting new people? #Spring26
I am a senior in high school and doing well in school comes pretty easy to me. I normally don't study for tests too long, but still get A's and high B's. I am committed to Texas A&M University- Corpus Christi through the PSA program and majoring in Hospitality Management on the Event Planning track.
How do I find the correct career path in sports management?
I want to pursue a career in sports/events but I'm not sure what job would be the perfect fit for me. How did you explore the different types of jobs and find the one?
What is it like being an RA Is it worth working as one or should you just get a normal part time job? Also what would the pay be for one who works both semesters? Would room and board be free? #Spring26 ?
What is it like being an RA? Is it worth working as one or should you just get a normal part time job? Also what would the pay be for one who works both semesters? Would room and board be free?
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.
What does working as an intern for a business management company look like?
What are the daily tasks and how hard is it to manage with college?
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 would you go about researching career options that align with your passions and where you want to be in life?
When selecting my major, I decided on Management because of the flexibility it allowed me when it came to careers. However, I am unsure of what exactly it is I want to go into. I know there are careers out there that can strike the sweet spot between what I love and what I want to achieve professionally--but how do I find them?
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?
What would be the best way for me to manage gambling?
Hello, my name is Ezequiel . I am a seventh grader at crane middle school and I would like to be a gambling manager. I would like to know what kind of education and experience I would need to be a gambling manager. I also would like to know what the hardest part about being a gambling manager is along with the easiest part of the gambling manager. Another inquiry I have what is the starting salary and what would be the maximum salary increase I can have within 2-3 years working in that position. Thank you, your guidance is much appreciated.
what skills a bba student should be working for its carrer advancement in 2026 who wants to grow his carrer in finance sector?
i m already be searching and enrolling in diffrent finance courses and continiously working on my communication skills
What do you learn in college when you study business Administration?
Can someone give me some tips for business administration and how many years do I need to study this?
Is studying MIS with a Cybersecurity concentration a smart, future-proof choice with AI advancing so quickly ?
I’m considering majoring in Management Information Systems (MIS) with a concentration in Cybersecurity. With how quickly AI is advancing, I want to think carefully about whether this path will still be strong and relevant in the future. For those working in related roles, what does your typical day actually involve? Is most of your time spent in meetings and strategy, doing technical hands-on tasks, or monitoring systems and security tools? I’m also curious about how AI might affect the role of someone who connects the business side and the security/technical side. Will companies still rely on people in that “bridge” role, or will AI start taking over more of those responsibilities? Also, for those who studied MIS with a cybersecurity focus (or something similar), how intense is the workload when balancing business management classes with technical security labs? Is it stressful or manageable with good organization? I want to choose a major that has a strong long term career outlook but also one that matches the kind of work style I’d actually enjoy. I’d really appreciate hearing about real experiences or advice from people in the field.
How can I start earning online or buy free lancing ?
“I want to start freelancing online, but I don’t know which platform or skill to start with.
what can i do further in my career having economics, business and maths as the main subjects for a levels?
I got a B in economics, a C in business, and a B in Add Math, and an A in Maths for my O levels. I'm thinking of doing something related to economics. However, I am not so sure because I am an average student, and I do not even know what jobs I can get with these subjects. I was just told that doing math will help me a lot. Somebody, please help!
Where do I begin? Am I on the right path?
Hello, I am a senior in school who is also working towards an associate in science degree at my local community college. I currently play basketball for my high school, and I am open to playing in the future. While I am in school, I am working towards getting my law degree and one day be able to help people who are in need of law services, and they do not want to go thru legal aid or cannot go thru legal aid. Here recently I have been looking into going into sports management. Having a background in sports, and wanting to go into law, I was thinking about going into sports management right along the same lines as Jalen Hurts management team. My question is, do you think by continuing with my law degree, after completing it would be an easy transition to sports management? In reading if it would be a difficult transition, I found that they are intertwined with each other because sports law is a collection of legal disciplines like contracts, labor, and intellectual property law. Going down the path I have chosen, would it be a difficult transition to go from attorney/ lawyer to having a sports management team?
What habits or qualities helped you stand out early in your career and get noticed for leadership opportunities #Fall25?
Seeking leadership roles
What was the biggest adjustment you had to make when transitioning from an individual contributor role to a management role?
I am currently a Junior and am beginning to research which avenue I'd like to pursue when I complete my degree.
What major should I get for working in nonprofits?
I'm a high school senior and do a lot of volunteer work in my community and want to make a career out of helping others. I'm good at organizing people so I thought I could go work for a nonprofit as some sort of manager. Is this feasible and if so what major should I look at getting that would be the most helpful? I would also like to study agriculture and animal science and try and tie that into working for a nonprofit.
What would be the best degree pathway for a future career goal of Training and Development Manager?
I am a high school senior preparing to earn a business degree in the future. I am wanting to become a Training and Development Manager and am wondering if a Management Degree or Human Resources Management Degree would be best for this career.
What are some tips for a senior in college who does not know exactly what they want to do come graduation?
I am a communication major with a minor in hospitality and tourism management. Currently, I am a marketing intern for the SC Stingrays hockey team, and I enjoy it! I live in CT, but I am unsure if I want to stay in Charleston, move back there, or relocate elsewhere!
Should I get a M.S in Airline Management?
Currently, I’m a senior in college, pursuing a B.A. in International Relations. I’m contemplating a career change and am interested in aviation. I’m exploring graduate programs and am particularly drawn to an M.S./M.B.A. in Aviation Management. However, I’m hesitant because my current B.A. doesn’t directly align with the M.S./M.B.A. in Aviation. I considered obtaining a B.S./B.A. in Aviation, but I’m concerned that it might be a waste of time. I’d greatly appreciate any opinions, recommendations, or advice you can provide. Thank you.
pls tell me how to get job
I don't know what I want to be when I grow up but I want to work in the financial field because we were taught abt it in school and I have knowledge towards financing but how do I even apply to a job the whole process scares me. What do I even do. What does the process of getting a job involve?
How realistic is it to pursue a job in theatre management and what steps should I take to do this?
I am currently a freshman in college, and I am realizing that my passions lie in the theatre world, but more so in the management side. I would love to pursue a career in theatre management whether that be a project manager for a theatre or shooting for the stars to be the artistic director of a theatre. However, I'm not sure if this is a feasible goal, or if I should be more realistic and stick to my current plan of being an English & Creative Writing: Publishing major and pursue a career in publishing. I am also curious what I should major in if I do decide to switch majors and remove my English & Creative Writing: Publishing major. I currently attend the University of Iowa, and they do have a good Business school, but I also know that Iowa is known for their Writing programs and not necessarily their Business or Theatre programs. I definitely know that whatever I do, I am keeping Theatre Arts as a second major because I have a lot of college credits from high school that allow me to do so. Should I let theatre just be my "fun thing," or can I turn this passion into a realistic career? How would I get a job after college with a reasonable salary I can sustain myself off of? How difficult is it to actually pursue a theatre management career? How long will it take for me to climb my way up to a well-paying job? Basically, my biggest question is, is it worth it/realistic?
How do I get people to help me with my nonprofit?
I recently started a global youth-led nonprofit called Project Pulse, (@theogprojectpulse on TikTok and Instagram), which focuses on helping underserved communities across the globe gain access to healthcare by connecting them with licensed medical professionals. Right now, I’m facing a challenge: I don’t have medical professionals willing to partner with us. Beyond cold emailing (which often doesn’t get responses), what are effective strategies I could use to connect with doctors or healthcare providers who might want to get involved? Also, if you know of any medical professionals who may be open to volunteering their expertise, or if you’d like to help me grow this organization in other ways, I’d love your advice and support!
Should I take a Biological Anthropology college course?
So I want to study Cardiology after I graduate from high school. And, my high school is offering a free online college course, and I am wondering if this would help me improve my application because I want to go to Harvard. Would this help boost my application if I have mid extracurriculars?
Phd after PGDM online? Possible ? If yes ? How to proceed ?
can we do phd with the help of Post graduate diploma in management PGDM online course in India or Abroad ? I would like to know all the options open for me academically after finishing my PGDM online course.
How to start a non-profit as a highschool student?
What is the best, easiest, and quickest way to start a nonprofit, preferably a global one, as a high school student? What should my first steps be?