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MANAGEMENT

A concentration in management covers a variety of   areas relating to the management of people and other resources in organizational settings.   This concentration is intended to give the student a broad base of management knowledge to lead and to manage organizations in a rapidly changing and diverse world.   Business managers formulate policies and direct the operations of corporations, nonprofit institutions and government agencies.   A good manager learns the entire business from the top to bottom and effectively communicates with staff members!  

Management Consulting Firms

Accenture
IBM
Andersen & Schwab, Inc.
A.T. Kearney
McKinsey & Company
Arthur D. Little  
Deloitte Consulting
Gallup Organization
Cap Gemini
Ernest and Young
Hewitt Associates
Marsh & McLennan
Business Consulting Services

 

Companies with Management Training Program
Citigroup
American Express
Barnes & Noble
Tiffany & Co
INROADS
7-Eleven
Walmart
May Department Stores Co.
JCPenney Co., Inc.
Enterprise Rent-A-Car

 

Professional Associations
American Management Association
1601 Broadway
New York , NY 10019
Phone: 212-586-8100
Website: www.amanet.org

Strategies—What Can I Do To Prepare?

Need to clearly define career direction
Get hands-on experience through COOP, jobs, internships and related coursework
Gain leadership experience in extracurricular activities along with good work experience
Conduct an informational interview and/or job shadow someone in your field of interest

Skills and Talents Required

Consciousness and integrity
Good communication skills and the ability to work effectively with people
Aptitude for leadership
Analyzing, budgeting, computing
Detail-oriented, flexible and decisive
Proficiency in organizing, planning, coordinating and directing activities
Responsibility, initiative and resourcefulness
Working over and beyond expectations  
Project and time management

Education Required

A bachelor's degree in a business related field is usually required for management positions. Your curriculum should include classes in   office technology, accounting, business mathematics, computer applications, human resources and business law. Many positions may require education beyond a bachelor's degree as well, especially for senior-level management positions.   Consider pursuing a Master's Degree in Business Administration, Master's in Public Administration or Human Resources Management depending on the industry you are interested in.  

  Software
Word, WordPerfect, Excel, Publisher & PowerPoint

Management Websites

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