Career Interest Assessment

Career Interest and Assessment The career assessment survey. This survey told me I am mostly a tactile learner. I learn with hands on activities. I use my hands a lot and I do agree with the career cruising survey. This survey led me to the job of a sports marketing manager. This is the part I do not agree with. This job was my third career option that career cruising gave me. I believe this would be an ok job for me because; I would probably be doing a lot of traveling with the team that I work for, and I do like traveling. This isn’t really using your hands a lot besides typing on your computer and holding your cell phone when making business calls. In a way though I am interested in this career because; I have the opportunity to attract
This type of job requires marketing managers to determine how much of a certain product or a service, provided by a firm and identify customers to sell to. They also develop new prices at which to sell these products so that they can make as much money as possible for this firm, while keeping everyone happy. Lastly they will watch out for new products that are in high demand and acquire these products to sell. The employment outlook for this career is about 190 annual openings. The growth rate is about 1.76. Not only is this employment outlook for sports marketing management but for other careers. Including business financial, business analysis, human resources and administrative and information support. These are a few other options in the field of work that I have
They may also work for marketing organizations or sporting associations. Others may have their own marketing organizations. Marketers in this field are typically in an office, planning, organizing, and fundraising. They may also travel to team managers and to charities. This job doesn’t require a lot of physical labor but can be mentally stressful. The pressure to draw clients to your organization and try to anticipate how consumers will react, can be very immense. This is because there is almost always a lot of money at stake for the promotion of a team, event, or a sponsor product. Marketers often have deadlines for their work so they may put in 9 to 11 hours a day. Since marketers must be at all organized events, they may also have to work on